Advice wanted please. New owners trying to take to court.

I wouldnt have let them buy him.
They didn't try him, do how did they know they were suited?
A bit sad from owner who had had him years to let him go like that.
Buy that's not tue issue.

The horse could well be as bad as they are saying, he in.a new home afte being in previous one.since birth, new people who are asking more of him.

I go get him, sort him out and find him a nice vetted home.

But no idea if 3 months on New owners can demand this.
 
sarahann1 said:
Personaly I'd be throwing the money back at them and getting the horse back ASAP before his behaviour deteriorates any further, get him back on track and sell to someone they see doing more than just picking the horse up.

Hope they get it sorted out soon.
Click to expand...


Agree with this completely. Good luck
 
Goldenstar said:
Dealers may be happy to let horses go like that .
I have more attachment to my horses .
Click to expand...
And breeders :smile3: Who sell their youngstock to another country (100s or 1000s of miles away) every year. Almost all of my youngsters sell unseen to far flung places. The buyers almost never come and view prior to purchase however a couple of them over the years have come to meet the youngsters after purchase but before they ship out of my farm. When they are paying 10k plus for foals, I can assure you that all the i's are dotted and all the t's are crossed. As they are when I buy mature horses unseen :smile3:
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top