Ridden out of school

Rising claims have taken their toll on the riding schools market. Veronica Cowan assesses the situation after the Association of British Insurers took the bit between its teeth and set up a working party to investigate

In recent years, equine insurers, saddled with spurious claims, have ridden out of the riding schools market, leaving NFU Mutual, Faraday and South Essex Insurance Brokers among the few active players

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