How do I ask someone if i can lease their horse?

Question

I really like this one horse at

the barn i volunteer at! My mom

even likes him! I have two questions

here. How do I ask the owner if

i can lease her horse?!?!!?!?!

my next question is, how do i raise

money for him. It would only be like

160 a month, not including vet, farrier,

etc. BUT i do have big things to sell

like my ps2, a bike, and a balance

beam.... im waiting for a call to see

if im babysitting for these people

please help! thanks

Answer 1

how long are you wanting to lease him for? you cant just keep selling things...   i've wanted a horse for about 10 years, but just couldnt have one for loads of reasons..  i loaned one.  It is a really good idea  each horse was only about £40 a month   i could go whenever i wanted.  Depending on the owner, it is basically like owning but without the responsibility of farrier etc.              

you may even be able to show him.  If the owner doesnt want to lease her horse  she is more likely to want you to loan her horse.    

Part loan or full...

hope i helped

xx

Answer 2

DO NOT LEASE unless you have a stable and consistant flow of money. A simple 'May I lease your horse?' will do. But unless you have the means NEVER obligate to an animal without it. It will fall on your parents not you and it will get them in money trouble.

Be aware that just because you have a lease does not mean you can use the horse whenever you feel like it. You are assigned days and times and are only allowed that. The owner needs their time with the horse too.

Answer 3

Say 'please can I lease your horse?'

Answer 4

um...i guess you can just be really nice to the owner...thank you for answering my question...i really really like the name nugget and a whole lot of the other names...=)

Answer 5

just go up to them and be like really nice and say

"hey i was just wondering if i would be able to lease this horse because i have the money to and i really like him"

if she says NO then theres other fish in the sea or dont give up    

hope i helped  (probably not)