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Half lease

Nappo

Haflinger • Backed • Chestnut (Vos)

🐴17 years
📏160 cm
⚥Gelding

Mezza fida , disponibile tutti i giorni, previo accordo

€175 per month
On-site
Italy, Lombardy
7 days/week Suitable for beginnersOff-property
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Partial lease
Video

Abril de Capzul

Spanish Sporthorse • B Level • Bay

🐴5 years
📏175 cm
⚥Gelding

Abril de Capazul 🐴 Características principales Caballo de Deporte Español (CDE) de 5 años, con una alzada de 1,75 m (17,1 hh). Destaca por su imponente presencia, sus cuatro calcetines blancos y su característica lista blanca en la cara. Un caballo joven, elegante y con mucha presencia. 🧬 Genealogía Hijo de Edecán III, con líneas de sangre de Yeguada Militar e influencias de la cría alemana, inglesa e irlandesa. Una combinación genética especialmente interesante para el deporte. 🏆 Potencial deportivo Abril demuestra grandes aptitudes para la doma clásica, destacando por sus extensiones de trote y galope. Está comenzando a trabajar los ejercicios de cesión a la pierna y los cambios de pie simples. Es en esta disciplina donde podría desarrollar especialmente sus cualidades naturales. También ha participado en sesiones de salto de obstáculos, mostrando versatilidad y potencial para convertirse en un caballo de deporte completo. 🌿 Comportamiento en el campo Disfruta de los paseos por el campo y se muestra tranquilo y seguro, tanto yendo en cabeza como siguiendo a otros caballos. Mantiene el equilibrio y la tranquilidad fuera de la pista. ❤️ Carácter y manejo Abril destaca por su carácter amistoso, su buen temperamento y su facilidad de manejo en las situaciones cotidianas. Es un caballo cariñoso, agradable y con buena disposición para el trabajo. 🎯 Jinete ideal Por su edad (5 años) y su actual nivel de doma, Abril sería especialmente adecuado para un jinete experimentado que quiera continuar su formación y desarrollar todo su potencial deportivo. ✨ Abril de Capazul: presencia, genética, carácter y versatilidad en un prometedor Caballo de Deporte Español con un brillante futuro deportivo.

Rate on request
On-site
Spain, Aranda de Duero
7 days/week
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Half lease

Malibu TC

KWPN Dutch Warmblood • Z Level • Chestnut (Vos)

🐴9 years
📏166 cm
⚥Gelding

Voor mijn 9-jarige ruin Malibu (ruim 1,66 m) zoek ik een ervaren, volwassen ruiter die hem 3 dagen per week wil leasen. Malibu heeft dressuurmatig op Z2-niveau gelopen en is ZZ-Licht startgerechtigd. Hij is een gevoelig paard met een lichte inwerking en zoekt daarom een ruiter met gevoel, een rustige hand en een onafhankelijke zit. Ik zoek iemand die betrouwbaar is, zelfstandig kan rijden en het leuk vindt om samen met hem te trainen en een fijne band op te bouwen.

€150 - €200 per month
On-site
Netherlands, Bornerbroek
3 days/weekCompetitionsOff-property
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Partial lease
Video

Mountain King

Other Studbook • B Level • Grey

🐴9 years
📏164 cm
⚥Gelding

Hello, Everyone! I present to you my little sister's little superstar: Mountain King (Monty). He is available for half-lease while she is in school outside of the country. A calm, gallant pony, Monty, is a force to be reckoned with. He has a beautiful way of going, and amazing scope. He needs a steady leg (he can get quite behind the leg at times) and confidence (especially in front of the fence). Feel free to contact me for more information (or also reference our YT channel SOMA Equestrian to see more media!)

€280 - €400 per month
On-site
Netherlands, Maastricht
3 days/weekCompetitionsOff-property
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Full lease

Tender do Pilar

Lusitano • Backed • Grey

🐴3 years
📏173 cm
⚥Stallion

Cedência completa durante 2 anos no final o cavalo volta para o mercado de venda e o valor resltante da venda é dividido em 2

€1 - €2 per month
Off-site
Portugal, Cascais
7 days/weekOff-property

Guide: loan, share or lend a horse responsibly

Loaning or sharing can help an owner keep a horse in regular work, reduce monthly costs, receive practical yard help or find the right rider for a pony or horse. The best adverts are specific about the horse, the rider profile and the agreement.

Start with the reason for offering a loan

Before writing an advert, decide what the arrangement should solve. Some owners want a reliable contribution to costs. Others need a competent rider for exercise, yard help, continued schooling or keeping a pony active after a child has outgrown it.

That reason should shape the listing. A cost-focused loan needs clear pricing and access. A work-exchange share needs clear duties. A schooling loan needs clear goals, supervision and limits.

Set fair value and clear boundaries

Loan value is usually based on access, horse quality, discipline, location, included care and responsibility. A rider paying for two supervised rides each week is not taking on the same commitment as a full loaner who covers costs and manages the horse over a longer term.

State what is and is not allowed: jumping, hacking, competitions, travel away from the yard, lessons, use of tack, transport, visitors, novice riders and children. Clear boundaries protect the horse and make the advert easier to assess.

Write for the right rider

A strong advert filters people in and out. Mention whether the horse suits novices, nervous riders, juniors, tall adults, competitive riders, riders in lessons or only experienced handlers. If the horse needs confidence, routine or professional support, say so.

Good listings also explain the practical routine: days available, yard location, travel expectations, care duties, whether the horse may move yards, and how trial rides or introductions are handled.

Use a written agreement

An advert is the first step, not the full agreement. Before a horse goes on loan or share, owners and riders should write down the term, payment, notice period, care responsibilities, emergency decisions, insurance, liability, vet and farrier costs, competition rules and what happens if the horse or rider is injured.

For valuable horses, competition use, long-term full loans or any situation where the horse leaves the owner's yard, professional legal advice and suitable insurance are sensible.

How PaardPlaats listings help riders understand your offer

PaardPlaats loan listings can be filtered by arrangement type, location, rate, category, level, age, height and suitability. Completing these fields helps riders find relevant adverts and helps search engines understand the page.

Use the description field for details filters cannot capture: personality, routine, ideal rider, yard expectations, schooling goals, work-exchange duties and the exact form of payment or help you are looking for.

Frequently asked questions about loaning or sharing a horse or pony

Can I receive money when I loan or share my horse?

Yes. Many owners ask for a monthly contribution, a pay-per-ride fee or help with care costs. The amount depends on the horse, location, access, rider duties and whether schooling, competitions or yard work are included.

What is the difference between full loan, part loan and horse share?

A full loan gives the loaner the broadest access and responsibility. A part loan usually sets specific riding days each week. A horse share is often more flexible and may combine riding, yard help and a smaller cost contribution.

Can I exchange riding time for yard work instead of money?

Yes. Work-exchange shares are common when an owner needs help with grooming, mucking out, feeding, turnout, tack care or other yard tasks. The advert should describe the work, schedule and riding access in detail.

What should I include in a loan advert?

Include loan type, contribution, riding days, location, rider level, permitted disciplines, yard duties, insurance expectations, health notes, photos, video and contact preferences. Clear terms reduce unsuitable enquiries.

Can I offer a horse for schooling sessions or pay-per-ride use?

Yes. A schooling loan or pay-per-ride arrangement can work well when access is limited or goal-based. State the session purpose, supervision, ride length, fee, cancellation terms and whether lessons or trainer costs are included.