Pursuing a full lease on a horse is a whole different process and experience with a half lease. Leasing a horse is very similar to buying a horse. Riders trying several horses researched and picked by their trainer to suit their abilities and take them further in their discipline. The process simulates buying a horse with much less stress and much more affordable when looking for a very capable horse. After a horse has been chosen for lease, the horse is trailer to board at the facility of the rider and the horse is solely cared for and ridden by the rider with the help of their trainer, who is also often involved in the leasing contract. While the horse still belongs to its owner, riders will have the horse for themselves from the start date to the end date on the contract and care for the horse with less financial responsibility. Full lease arrangements are much simpler than a half lease because of the much fewer restrictions and the advantage of just paying a set fee for the horse, but it is a much grander commitment. A full lease, just like the half lease, involves a legal binding, written contract for the period of lease.
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