Horse sale and lease contract templates.
Drafted by an equine lawyer. Ready to use today.
Most horse deals are done on trust. That works - until it doesn't.
A handshake is fine when everything goes to plan. But when a horse arrives with an undisclosed injury, a lessee stops paying, or a buyer demands a refund three weeks after settlement, the only thing that matters is what's written down.
These templates are built from real equine disputes. Every clause exists because something went wrong without it.
Who this is for
You're buying, selling, or leasing a horse. You don't need a lawyer to draft something from scratch - you need a document you can trust, that you can complete yourself, and that holds up if things go sideways.
That's exactly what these are.
What you get
Every template includes:
A lawyer-drafted contract covering the situations that cause disputes.
A plain-English summary sheet so you understand what you're signing.
A customisable PDF - fill in your details and it's ready to use.
14-day money-back guarantee.
Templates are delivered by email once payment is confirmed.
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Lease Contract.
The standard choice for off-property horse leases in Australia. Drafted by an equine lawyer to cover the things people forget until something goes wrong - vet bills, early termination, permitted use, and more.
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Sale Contract.
Buy or sell with confidence. This lawyer-drafted template covers price, deposit, warranties, and handover - everything needed for a clean transaction.
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Sale Contract - Trial.
Letting someone trial the horse before they buy? Make sure you're covered. This template sets out trial period terms, liability, injury provisions, and purchase conditions - so nothing is left to a handshake.
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Sale Contract - Payment Plan.
Selling on instalments without paperwork is one of the most common ways horse sales go wrong. This template covers payment terms, default, ownership transfer, and care obligations while payments are outstanding.
"I found the lease agreement easy to read and understand - simple format but covered everything I wanted to include. I had looked at a few others online but yours was the best."
— Renee T.You can use the template for one horse only, in Australia.
These templates are designed for private sales and leases between individuals. They are not suitable for transactions where the seller is a business or operates as a horse dealer, trader, or regularly buys and sells horses for profit. If you are unsure whether this template is appropriate for your circumstances, contact us before purchasing at admin@pureequine.com.au.
PURE Equine Law owns all copyright and other intellectual property in the template. By purchasing a template, you are granted a non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited licence to use the template for your own personal use in Australia.
You must not copy, alter or re-use the template for any other purpose. You must not share the template or enable someone else to use it.
Our contract templates have been professionally drafted by an experienced equine lawyer. They are designed to cover the key risks and issues that commonly arise in simple horse sale and lease arrangements. They are not bespoke and have not been customised to your specific situation or individual requirements. We do not warrant that the template will fit any particular requirements that you may have. You should ensure that it suits your needs before use or seek legal advice.
By purchasing a template, you will not become a client of PURE Equine Law. No solicitor-client relationship is formed by purchasing a template.
We stand behind the quality and value of our templates. If, within 14 days of your purchase, you believe that the template did not meet your needs or expectations, you may request a refund. To be eligible for a refund, you must email PURE Equine Law at admin@pureequine.com.au within 14 days of the purchase date and provide a brief explanation as to why you feel the template did not provide the value you expected. This feedback allows us to continually improve our offerings and ensure customer satisfaction. You must delete the files and destroy any physical copy if you receive a refund.
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