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That's about what we pay plus farm visit. We do all or ours at the same 
time. You technically can't move your horse off your property without a 
Coggins in FL. That also means riding them. If you ride on public land 
you are required to carry it with you and you will be checks. I've been 
several times. If you trailer a horse in FL it needs an active Coggins 
and if it doesn't have one and you are checked - it will not be a very 
positive experience.

While I haven't been stopped on the road in FL to have paperwork checked 
- I have been stopped in GA (twice) and KY. I've also been at activities 
in FL and KY where Ag law enforcement showed up to check Coggins.

In some parts of the world it is taken very seriously.

Truman

Peery, Sandra wrote:
> We pay close to that. 16 or 18 dollars.  What we do though is get the 
> vet to come down and then several of our neighbors and friends bring 
> there horses over also.  Much cheaper because you get to split the 
> farm fee and sometimes you get a discount if you have so many horses.
>  
> We are in southwest VA
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> *From:* ridecamp-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Kathy Klenk
> *Sent:* Wed 2007-10-24 07:40
> *To:* Marirose Six
> *Cc:* ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> *Subject:* Re: [RC] [RC] Coggins - customary?
>
> I'm just going through this right now.  The seller is getting the
> coggins.  I could NOT believe it when she told me it would only be $17. 
> That was a vet in Tennessee.  I'm sure I pay more.  What do other people
> pay for their coggins ?
>
> Kathy - SE
>
>
> Marirose Six wrote:
> > 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
> > <mailto: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 <mailto:egburnett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> >         *To:* William Coverdale <mailto:williamcoverdale@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> >         ; ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto: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
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Marirose
> >
> > Yeeeeeee Hawwwww
>
>
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