We understand that viewing a horse can feel daunting—especially if you've never done it before, or if it's been a long time since your last viewing. For the average equestrian, it's not something that happens every day.

That’s why we offer professional, one-to-one guidance over the phone with an experienced Equine Agent who supports clients across the UK every day. With expert insight, vast industry knowledge, and a calm, practical approach, we’ll guide you through the entire horse viewing process. We’ll share what to look for, key questions to ask, common red flags, and insider tips to help you make the most of your visit — so you can approach the viewing with confidence, clarity, and the support from someone who truly understands the process.

1. Pre-Viewing Guidance Call

This could be positioned as the ideal option for someone who wants professional guidance before they attend a viewing, without needing ongoing support.

Includes:

• Up to 1 hour dedicated telephone consultation.

• Discussion of the horse you are considering and the information provided by the seller.

• Guidance on what to look for when viewing the horse, including key questions to ask.

• Advice on preparing for the viewing and what information to obtain from the seller.

• Guidance on identifying potential red flags or areas that may require further investigation.

• Advice on what to consider when assessing whether the horse is suitable for you, your experience and your intended plans.

• Opportunity to discuss any concerns or questions before you attend.

£50

Ideal for buyers who want reassurance, preparation and a clear plan before attending a viewing.

2. Pre-Viewing Guidance + Post-Viewing Debrief

This is where I’d really sell the value of having you available both before and after they see the horse.

Includes:

• Pre-viewing consultation: Up to 1 hour by telephone before you attend the viewing to include the above.

• Post-viewing debrief: Up to 1 hour by telephone following the viewing.

• An opportunity to talk through everything you saw, including the horse's behaviour, suitability, any concerns and your overall impressions.

• Help to objectively assess the information gathered at the viewing before making any decisions.

• Guidance on potential next steps, including whether further checks, questions or professional advice may be appropriate.

• A second opinion when you may be feeling excited, unsure or overwhelmed after seeing a horse.

£95

Perfect for buyers who want professional support before the viewing and a clear, impartial debrief afterwards.

3. Full Equine Viewing Support

Includes:

• Pre-viewing guidance via telephone — up to 1 hour.

• Our Digital Guide to Viewing a Horse, helping you prepare and know what to look for.

• Post-viewing debrief via telephone — up to 1 hour.

• Deposit Template, professionally designed by our solicitors.

• Receipt Template, professionally designed by our solicitors.

• Vetting Support: administrative assistance to source suitable local vets, including obtaining quotations for 2-stage or 5-stage pre-purchase veterinary examinations and providing available appointment dates.

• Insurance recommendation to help you consider suitable cover for your horse.

• Free goodies delivered by post!

£350

Our most comprehensive viewing support package, designed to guide you through the process from preparation and viewing through to the important next steps.

Should you have any further questions or wish for a phone call appointment to discuss any of the above packages you can instant message our business WhatsApp on: 07428620745.

For more information about support sourcing your next horse please take a look at our Equine Finder Packages here.

Please note: When booking any of our service packages, you’ll be asked to sign a contract outlining our terms and conditions on email. This is a quick and simple electronic process, and a standard part of working with any professional service.

Important: Scope of Our Equine Agent Services

Our equine agents provide independent guidance and support throughout the horse-buying process. Our equine agents are not veterinary surgeons or solicitors and do not provide veterinary, medical or legal advice.

Our role is to help you navigate the viewing and purchasing process, identify potential concerns, ask the right questions, and help you make a more informed decision.

We strongly recommend that clients obtain independent veterinary advice and a pre-purchase veterinary examination before purchasing a horse, and seek independent legal advice where required, particularly in relation to contracts, deposits, ownership, disputes or other legal matters.

Our guidance is intended to support your decision-making, not replace professional veterinary or legal advice.