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Under White Consulting Enterprises, LLC we provide, a Certified Equine Appraiser that complies with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) in order to deliver an impartial and accurate valuation.

The certification by the American Society of Agricultural Appraisers requires extensive written examinations, technical appraisal proficiency, and adherence to a strict code of professional ethics. Lifetime certified member of the American Society of Equine Appraisers.

The two most common purposes for appraisal are “Fair Market Value” (the value typically applied to the donation of a horse to a qualifying non-profit institution), and “Replacement Value” (which is typically required for insurance purposes). But there are various other types of appraisal purposes, each with their own appropriate corresponding methodologies. Only a written report prepared by a qualified professional appraiser may serve as a legal document.

The factors that affect your horse's valuation are disposition, value of Sire/Dam and offspring, age, health, conformation, breed, pedigree, training, show records prize earnings.

The factors that will NOT affect the value are:

- The emotional attachment that there is for the animal
- What the owner thinks the animal is worth
- Any direct or indirect cost related to the ownership of the animal (boarding, feed,  veterinary bills and financial needs)

Please be advised: Your own research may not be a substitute for the type of formal analysis and appraisal that can come from a qualified professional appraisal service. In addition, you should know that appraisal results will vary according to the intended purpose of the appraisal.

We can assist with providing fair and impartial values for almost all horse related matters:

Contract disputes

Divorce and Estate Settlements

Donations

Equine injuries and deaths

Expert Witness Testimony

Fraud

Insurance policies and claims

IRS Inquiries and Audits

Purchases, sales, syndications