How to Report a Claim:
Equine Mortality
*Any time your horse is seen or treated by a vet for anything other than routine or preventive care, it is your contractual responsibility to notify the insurance company immediately.*
Regardless of how small or inexpensive the injury or illness may appear initially, it is very important that you report the event to the insurance company for the following reasons:
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A minor event may escalate into a serious, or even fatal, condition. If you do not report the initial onset of the injury or illness, your claim could be declined.
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You will be required to disclose to the insurance company upon renewal if your horse was treated by a veterinarian for anything other than routine or preventative care.
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Anything your horse is treated for without notifying the insurance company, whether through a covered claim or not, may be considered a pre‐existing condition and excluded. That decision is up to the underwriter and is reviewed on case by case basis.
Call the Claims Adjuster
Great American:
Main Number: or
R.J. Ketch Equine Inc:
Non-Emergency Claims:
AEIG:
Main Number: 800-783-9418
Farm & Liability Claims
Property Loss Procedures
DO
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Prevent further loss or damage if possible
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Report the loss to Corinthian and your carrier
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Contact a contractor for an estimate of repairs
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Contact a vendor for clean up in case of fire or water damage (if applicable)
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Make an inventory of lost or damaged items
DON’T
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Make permanent repairs until the claims adjuster has inspected the damage
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Wait to report a claim
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Neglect a police report if needed