Our understanding team have over 60 years’ experience in the insurance market, giving them extensive knowledge of the products and services we offer.
Horse rider insurance arranged through Equesure is available to anyone who rides, whether you own a horse or not.
Whether you ride regularly or just occasionally, Equesure’s team of equine insurance specialists can help find you a great deal on horse rider insurance.
Working with a varied and trusted panel of insurers, Equesure offer clients a bespoke horse insurance policy with various options of cover to ensure the policy is right for you.
Horse rider policies offer personal accident cover up to the value of £10,000 for juniors and £20,000 for adults.
As well as protecting the rider, policies can also cover emergency vet fees up to the value of £1,500.
We have three different types of rider policy, Junior (5-17 years), Adult (18-65) and AdultPlus.
*Policy benefits, features and discounts offered may vary between insurance schemes or cover selected and are subject to underwriting criteria.
Getting a horse rider insurance quote is simple with Equesure, either give us a call on 0161 425 7015, or complete the ‘request a quote’ form and our horse rider insurance team will be more than happy to talk you through a quote and all available benefits.
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