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Buying a sport horse internationally requires more than a handshake on price. This guide helps buyers and sellers structure contracts, pre-purchase exams, and delivery.

A premium sales dossier proves rideability through context, clear video footage, and honest rider matching—not by simply relying on the label ‘amateur-friendly’.

Selecting a showjumping stallion requires more than picking a famous name. Here is how to evaluate your mare, performance data, progeny, and studbooks for international breeding goals.

A championship test shows potential, but isn't a buy guarantee. Here is how to evaluate results, footage, and history before buying a dressage horse.

When is a young sport horse ready for international sale? Build a verifiable dossier showcasing identity, training, and genuine potential with complete transparency.

Gelding, mare, or stallion? Discover how to balance gender, daily management, breeding potential, and competition goals when buying a sport horse internationally.

A horse passport is essential, but rarely enough. Here is how to build a clear, verifiable import file before transporting a sport horse internationally.

Buying a sport horse internationally? Here is how to combine pre-purchase exams, passports, transport, and insurance into one clear transfer dossier.

Don't buy an eventer based on a single spectacular jump: learn how to evaluate canter, recovery and decision-making alongside a fully verifiable history.

An international agent can expand your market reach, provided the mandate, commission, authority, and record-keeping are clearly established in writing.

An international auction dossier for a foal builds trust through verifiable origins, honest video, and clear rearing details — not inflated promises.

X-rays are not a final verdict. Discover how an independent pre-purchase exam helps you evaluate an international sport horse in full context.