Welcome to Horse Appraisals by Lynn Certified Equine Appraisals
An appraisal is not a precise measurement, nor a guess. It is a relative estimate (opinion) based on supporting facts.
What is an Equine Appraisal?
An appraisal is the act of estimating cost, determining value, or forecasting earnings services? It is not a precise measurement or guess, but a relative estimate (opinion) based on supporting facts.
One of three approaches will be utilized in estimating the horse's value: Sales Comparison, Replacement Cost Approach or Income Approach. Generally, the Sales Comparison approach is the most commonly used for equine appraisals.
Why a Certified Equine Appraiser?
A certified equine appraiser can provide you with the appropriate documentation about your horse(s) for:
-sales of the horse(s)
-divorce settlements
-bankruptcy
-using the horse(s) for collateral
-insurance
-breeding of the horse(s)
What Will the Appraiser Provide to the Owner?
The owner, and/ or any other designated person, will be provided with a written report by the ASEA appraiser concerning the horse(s) value. The report will include current and any other appropriate photographs, copies of pertinent health, show, breeding and ownership, registration and pedigree records..