Farm Onsite Stallion Service Agreement is an agreement between Breeder and Mare owner. The agreement is for a particular breeding season for one foal.
A Utah Farm Onsite Stallion Service Agreement is a contractual agreement that outlines the terms and conditions between a stallion owner (referred to as the "Owner") and the mare owner (referred to as the "Breeder") for the purpose of breeding their horses. This agreement specifically pertains to stallions that are located and available for breeding services at a Utah farm. The agreement typically starts with the identification of the stallion and his registration details, including breed, color, markings, and registration number. It also mentions the registered name of the stallion and his farm name, if applicable. The contract then establishes the breeding fee, which can be a fixed amount or a variable fee based on live foal payment or other criteria. It may also mention additional charges such as booking fees, collection and shipping fees, and veterinary expenses. The payment terms, including due dates and refund policies, are clearly stated in this section. The contract outlines the breeding season, which is the period during which the stallion will be available for breeding. This period is usually defined with specific start and end dates and allows the Breeder to choose one or multiple cycles for their mare. It includes provisions related to the mare and her eligibility for breeding. The mare's registration details, including breed, color, markings, and registration number, are provided. The contract may also outline requirements such as a negative uterine culture and a current vaccination certificate for the mare. The agreement also covers the breeding process, including details on the type of service provided (natural cover or artificial insemination), collection and shipment of semen, and the breeding method preferred by the Breeder. It may specify the number of services allowed within a defined period and the consequences if pregnancy is not achieved. Insurance requirements for the stallion and the mare are often mentioned, including liability and mortality insurance. This protects both parties from potential losses or damages that may occur during the breeding process. The contract may also outline provisions related to live foal guarantees, which specify conditions for a live foal. In case of a death or infertility of the foal, the contract may detail the procedure for a refund or credit towards future breeding services. Different types of Utah Farm Onsite Stallion Service Agreements may exist based on the specific terms and conditions offered by different Utah farms. Some farms may offer additional services, such as mare care or veterinary support during the breeding process. The specific terms related to these services may vary, and hence, different types of agreements may be available.A Utah Farm Onsite Stallion Service Agreement is a contractual agreement that outlines the terms and conditions between a stallion owner (referred to as the "Owner") and the mare owner (referred to as the "Breeder") for the purpose of breeding their horses. This agreement specifically pertains to stallions that are located and available for breeding services at a Utah farm. The agreement typically starts with the identification of the stallion and his registration details, including breed, color, markings, and registration number. It also mentions the registered name of the stallion and his farm name, if applicable. The contract then establishes the breeding fee, which can be a fixed amount or a variable fee based on live foal payment or other criteria. It may also mention additional charges such as booking fees, collection and shipping fees, and veterinary expenses. The payment terms, including due dates and refund policies, are clearly stated in this section. The contract outlines the breeding season, which is the period during which the stallion will be available for breeding. This period is usually defined with specific start and end dates and allows the Breeder to choose one or multiple cycles for their mare. It includes provisions related to the mare and her eligibility for breeding. The mare's registration details, including breed, color, markings, and registration number, are provided. The contract may also outline requirements such as a negative uterine culture and a current vaccination certificate for the mare. The agreement also covers the breeding process, including details on the type of service provided (natural cover or artificial insemination), collection and shipment of semen, and the breeding method preferred by the Breeder. It may specify the number of services allowed within a defined period and the consequences if pregnancy is not achieved. Insurance requirements for the stallion and the mare are often mentioned, including liability and mortality insurance. This protects both parties from potential losses or damages that may occur during the breeding process. The contract may also outline provisions related to live foal guarantees, which specify conditions for a live foal. In case of a death or infertility of the foal, the contract may detail the procedure for a refund or credit towards future breeding services. Different types of Utah Farm Onsite Stallion Service Agreements may exist based on the specific terms and conditions offered by different Utah farms. Some farms may offer additional services, such as mare care or veterinary support during the breeding process. The specific terms related to these services may vary, and hence, different types of agreements may be available.
