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Whatever insurance you decide on (and coverage may
well depend on age and sale-able value of the horse)
You should write up an agreement that gives your
friend authority and clear instruction on how much of
your money he / she is allowed to spend to save the
horses life if you can not be reached to make a fast
decision. 
When I have leased horses in the past I have agreed in
writing to a dollar amount I am willing to pay per
incident and a total for a year. The owner then
states, also in writing, how much they are willing to
spend to save the horse over and above that amount.
Then if an emergency occurs I can instantly direct the
vet as to the approach in treatment. 


     
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