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Post by anastasia55555 on Jan 1, 2011 23:39:58 GMT 1
Are there any? looking around before i think about renewing with bhs
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Post by donnalex on Jan 1, 2011 23:49:14 GMT 1
But then you wouldnt be in teh BHS!
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anniearab
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Post by anniearab on Jan 1, 2011 23:53:11 GMT 1
Yes, British Driving Society  membership just £27 + initial £7 joining fee or Dual (2 adults living in same house £45 + joining Up to £5 million in compensation for accidental bodily injury or property damage, arrising within the UK from - i. ownership, possession or use by any member of a horse or pony ii. any member riding, leading, handling or driving any horse or pony not owned by them iii. any cart owned, possessed or used by another member while unattached The payment of legal and other defence fees in addition to the 5 million The scheme also provides cover on a public highway and the liability of one member to another - underwritten by NFU |
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Post by anastasia55555 on Jan 2, 2011 0:12:54 GMT 1
Thanks il look that up. Im not too worries about being a member of bhs tbh its just the insurance im after :-)
i guess tho that my views on parelli and bhs would prove more if i was a member rather than not being.
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Post by jill on Jan 2, 2011 8:48:56 GMT 1
World Horse Welfare (I think it is life membership) but you get the third party liability insurance at the same time as helping horses everywhere. Not a bad deal - oh, and you can gift your horses to them in your will as well, in case anything happens to you and your executors don't have a clue about them, like mine.
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Post by BJMM on Jan 2, 2011 8:58:09 GMT 1
I like the sound of that, Jill. Will look that up. I'm thinking again about BHS because of their seeming support of Parelli. If I do go elsewhere I will email them and tell them precisely why.
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Post by busybee on Jan 2, 2011 9:59:16 GMT 1
Check your household insurance, you may well be already covered on that.
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Post by anastasia55555 on Jan 2, 2011 10:01:09 GMT 1
Would i be if its parents policy? and my sister?
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Post by heather on Jan 2, 2011 12:34:04 GMT 1
Countryside Alliance, I am pretty sure also do this.
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Post by busybee on Jan 2, 2011 13:27:07 GMT 1
Would i be if its parents policy? and my sister? Providing you are both members of the household then yes, so worth checking  |
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Post by cuffey on Jan 2, 2011 16:05:11 GMT 1
Just posted on other thread www.worldhorsewelfare.org/you-help/membershipIf you compete BE I think and BD membership give you similar cover prob BS as well but only WHW supports Welfare Riding Club membership only covers you attending organised events not 365 days a year |
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sundance
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Post by sundance on Jan 2, 2011 17:52:13 GMT 1
EnduranceGB offer third party insurance with their membership and so I won't be joining the BHS this year.
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Post by anastasia55555 on Jan 2, 2011 17:56:01 GMT 1
Just noticed also that the BHS membership is now £59
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Post by lynn on Jan 2, 2011 18:29:28 GMT 1
I think I may well be joining the British Driving Association, although I don't drive, but in these days when you have to want the pennies, they appear to offer better value on first glance.
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Post by anastasia55555 on Jan 2, 2011 18:32:03 GMT 1
Il have a glance at that one too lynn. The WHW is £52 a year and covers for same as BHS Gold at £59 a year. Also personal preference i would rather read about WHW work, and i dont compete within the BHS or take part in any courses so that part isnt of advantage to me
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membership just £27 + initial £7 joining fee or Dual (2 adults living in same house £45 + joining
