There is a lot of useful information available to help prevent equine crime and advise on what to do should anyone be a victim or be the first person present at the scene of a crime. Some of this is reproduced here for your benefit. Please click on the item you wish to either view and/or print. The information provided on this site in not exhaustive. More will be added as we receive it to ensure the site is as up to date as possible. If you have any information you would like added to the site please email it for inclusion.
- What to do if you are a victim of theft
- Preserving the scene of a crime
- Fostering good relationships with neighbours
- Don’t sit back and say, “It will never happen to my horse”, because it may
- Crime prevention
- Purchasing of second-hand trailers
- Known tactics of horse thieves
- Security tips
- Equine passports
- Wise precautions for loaning your horse
- Rug marking guide
