Livery
Horse owner members keep their own horse at the club and ride with a coach. You can choose livery only, or livery with club coach lessons (4 a week). Owner members always ride with a coach, either a club coach or an external coach. Fees are provided on inquiry. Send an inquiry and we will arrange a visit to show you the stalls and arenas.
- Livery only
- On inquiry
- Livery + club coach
- On inquiry (4 lessons a week)
- Deposit
- On inquiry (refunded in full when you leave)
Joining process
Send an inquiry
Tell us the horse’s name and registration number, age, breed, current location and preferred arrival date.
Visit the facilities
We show you the stalls, arenas, feed and bedding, and explain the daily routine and care.
Records and health
We check the horse’s registration details, vaccination, worming and farrier records, and current health.
Contract and arrival
The contract sets out the scope of livery, costs and the emergency contact procedure, and we agree an arrival date.
Included in livery
- Stall
- Hay, feed and water
- Bedding (sawdust) and mucking out
- Basic grooming
- Attendance at vet and farrier visits
Charged separately
- Farrier (shoeing), usually every 6 weeks
- Veterinary care, worming, vaccinations
- Horse insurance
- Exercise riding and extra training
- Clipping, saddle storage, special feed and supplements
What the contract covers
We go through the items below in order when you inquire, and everything agreed is written into the contract.
- Scope of livery
- Full or part livery, exercise sessions per week, turnout, type of bedding, and extra-cost items with their rates.
- Services
- Costs
- Monthly livery fee, whether VAT is included, payment date, and the deposit and its refund conditions.
- Fees and dates
- Emergencies
- Authority to call a vet, the limit on action taken when the owner cannot be reached, and the order of contacts.
- Including nights and weekends
- Insurance
- Who takes out horse insurance and liability insurance. The government subsidises part of the premium for livestock disaster insurance.
- Accident cover
- Facility use
- Hours when owners can ride, arena use during competitions, and access conditions for external coaches.
- Arena hours
- Termination
- Notice period and the procedure for leaving.
- Leaving
Horse registration and change of location
Horses in Korea are tracked through the Korea Racing Authority (KRA) horse registration system. Only registered horses can enter riding competitions or receive government support such as vaccines and worming.
After your horse arrives, report the change of location on Horsepia under “Registered horse change request”. Changes of owner or use are filed through the same menu.
Horsepia horse registration guideDocuments to prepare
- Horse registration details (name, registration number) and proof of ownership
- Vaccination and worming records
- Recent health status and current medication
- Farrier records and next shoeing date
- Current feed and amounts
Questions about registration changes go to the Korea Racing Authority (KRA). Government-supported vaccinations are usually announced on Horsepia in spring and autumn.