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Buying a horse is a big investment
in time and money

Make sure the horse is right for your level, right for your needs and your money is protected

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It's easy to buy

1
Check

Create a free Equiyd account, request sellers to join, and access the horse's full history.

2
Vet

Love the horse you found? Secure it with a deposit before vetting. If the vetting fails through no fault of your own, the deposit is refundable.

3
Pay

Our secure payment feature releases funds only when you receive the horse and all the paperwork.

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It's easy to buy

1
Check

Create a free Equiyd account, request sellers to join, and access the horse's full history.

2
Vet

Love the horse you found? Secure it with a deposit before vetting. If the vetting fails through no fault of your own, the deposit is refundable.

3
Pay

Our secure payment feature releases funds only when you receive the horse and all the paperwork.

Create a buyer profile now

Frequently asked
questions

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What information does Equiyd hold about me?

Equiyd only holds the data that you provide to us, such as your horse profile information.

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Once a sale transaction is complete the profile information is archived securely and can be linked to new owners.

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We are committed to handling your information with the utmost care and in full compliance with data protection regulations.

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What information can I view about potential horses?

Once a seller has authorised you to view a horse's profile, you will have access to all the information they have provided. 

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This can include, but is not limited to, vet history, pre-sales x-rays and vetting, competition records, passport details, and breeding information. The extent of the information available depends on what the seller has chosen to share.

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Our seller profiles are rated to show the extent of information provided and therefore how transparent the profile is.

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What is required from the buyer once they receive the vetting certificate?

Once the buyer receives the vetting certificate, they need to upload the certificate, along with any new X-rays and vet reports, to the Equiyd platform. 

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The buyer is also required to confirm the outcome of the vetting - pass, fail, advisory points, and whether they are therefore proceeding with the transaction.

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In some instances, especially in the case of remote sales, the seller may handle this process on behalf of the buyer.

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