
Rodeo Event Liability Insurance
It’s important that your Rodeo Event Insurance policy is provided by an A rated company with a national presence, strong financial background and established equine expertise. The AmRisk Rodeo Event Program offers this stability through it’s Special Events Division. AmRisk Insurance has served event promoters and horse owners for over 40 years. Our knowledgeable agents, underwriters and claims staff possess the experience and training to handle all facets of your equine special event insurance.
The AmRisk rodeo special event liability Insurance policy extends coverage to the Show organization, premises owners, show officials, committee members, judges and volunteers. Sanctioning organizations may be included as additional insured’s. Coverage is written on an occurrence basis through an admitted, A rated insurance company.
Rodeo Insurance Policy Highlights
- A+ rated U.S. insurance company
- Full Occurrence Basis Liability
- Up to $10 million liability limits
- Liability coverage extends to the U.S., U.S. territories and Canada.
- Products/Completed Operations coverage
- Personal Injury & Advertising Liability
- Additional Insured endorsement
- Waiver of Subrogation endorsement
- $100,000 Damage To Property of Others
- $5,000 Spectator medical payments included
- Defense cost paid in excess of policy limit
- Event Cancellation Coverage (Option available)
- Independent contractors can be added to policy
- Liquor Liability (Option available)
- Stock Contractor added as additional insured (Option available)
- Participant Accident Insurance (Option available)
Who Needs Rodeo Liability Insurance?
It takes organizers, sponsors, contestants, spectators, rodeo clowns and many more to stage a rodeo. Who can benefit from rodeo insurance? Here’s a quick review of the individuals and organizations:
- Rodeo sanctioning organizations
- Committees
- Directors
- Officers
- Contestants
- Volunteers
- Paid workers
- Event sponsors
- Landowners
Rodeo event productions include a diverse group of activities and participants who often require many different types of coverage. The insurance policy might need to protect property, buildings, animals, contestants, employees, volunteers and spectators from injury. The event organizers and sponsors also need to protect themselves from ancillary risks like event cancellation from weather or non-appearance which can cause huge financial losses when a rodeo can’t go on as planned.