Re: RC: RE: Buying a horse/WARNING

[Dbeverly4@aol.com]

In a message dated 10/13/99 10:06:44 AM Pacific Daylight Time, Paints2123 
writes:

<< The buyer.  I either state up front whether or not an exam is included.  
If it's not, the buyer has the right to have one done, but at their cost.  
It's unusual for a seller to pay for a pre-purchase exam.  I usually do if 
the seller would like, but that is not something that is normally done. >>

I was referring to this particular case where the buyer asked for the vet 
check, paid for the vet check, and then the horse gets sold out from under 
her.  I'm familiar with the procedure when everybody is dealing in an honest 
and a fair manner, this just seems kind of stinky -- getting stuck with a 
pre-purchase vet bill on a horse that somebody else bought (and used that vet 
check information on).

Sylvia


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