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If he doesn't have a negative Coggins - I'd walk away. It is illegal to 
move a horse off of private property in a lot of states - Texas is 
probably one without a negative Coggins.

Truman

Alice Yovich wrote:
> Isn’t it against the law to sell a horse without a negative coggins 
> that is under a year old? I’ve been trying to help a friend buy a 
> horse and we found a great one, for a great price, but his coggins has 
> long expired. The sellers don’t want to cough up the dollars to get a 
> new coggins. Isn’t this wrong? They say they will give the money back 
> if he’s positive, but we don’t’ trust them. Comments are welcome and 
> encouraged, thanks.
>
> Alice Yovich, LMT
>
> Massage Therapist
>
> Arlington, TX (reg 4)
>
> www.equithreads.com


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