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I could be wrong, but, I believe it is illegal to sell a horse without a coggins. (At least it was in MI). Therefore it is the sellers responsibility. But then again, if you REALLY want a horse that doesn't already have one, it would probably be quicker to just have one done at your expense than to argue it out with the seller. fwiw

On 10/23/07, Keith Kibler <kwkibler@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I recently had a woman come from out of state to look at a horse I understood she would probably want. I went ahead and paid for the coggins out of my pocket. I have not heard from her since. Now, someone else wants the horse, but my wife is talking about breeding her. Bottom line, I paid for a coggins.

Keith  

----- Original Message -----

From: Burnett, Elly

To: William Coverdale ; ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 8:07 PM

Subject: RE: [RC] Coggins - customary?

 

Lisa-

As the semi-recent buyer of an out-of-state horse, I had to pay for the Coggins.  However, I also had a vet check done, and waited for the results of that before deciding to buy and shelling out the cash for the Coggins.

Elly

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