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    RE: [RC] lame horse (one more thing) - Whiteaker, Steve


    Melanie, I think you're being too gracious. The horse should have been given
    a vet check on your property with their vet. Once they left with the horse
    they own him. Lock, stock and barrel. Or hoof, pastern, and mane as the case
    may be.
    
    Allowing someone to work your horse outside of your control is a good way to
    end up with a damaged horse. 
    
    BTW, one of my daddy's prime rules was, "Never sell anything that can die or
    break to a friend."
    
    Steve (Who has only bought two horses)
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: Sundaez@xxxxxxx [mailto:Sundaez@xxxxxxx] 
    Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 1:46 PM
    To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
    Subject: [RC] lame horse (one more thing)
    
    
    When is a horse considered "sold"? I sold this horse (in previous post) but 
    was waiting till he passed his vet check before I received payment. He was
    at 
    her facility for 2 weeks. He was not lame when he left my house...nor was he
    
    lame the first week.
    
    This brings up the "try out" issue. I think if he would have stayed here and
    
    I had more control of his work I would be responsible. As it was I have no 
    idea what caused his lameness.
    
    Though I will take the horse back if he doesn't get better in a couple
    weeks, 
    I am wondering what I would have done had I not sold this horse to someone I
    
    know.
    
    Next time, however, horse must past prepurchase on my property (with their 
    vet of choice). Once he leaves he's sold. Does this seem harsh? How do you 
    guys that buy and sell horses do it? (This is one reason why I detest
    selling 
    horses)!
    
    Melanie Snowhite
    Poway, CA.
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