Fransurrey
Well-Known Member
The horse I was due to buy failed vetting on two legs, so I've walked away, as I already have two money pits and don't need a third. Vet said insurance would be an issue for him. They still wanted me to take the horse (!), planning to re-vet him with another practice (they weren't happy with my vet). I said no. My understanding is that if a horse has failed a vetting you have to declare this, so a repeat is a waste of time. Am I right?
This is all academic to a point, as I don't plan to buy him, now, but I do suspect they plan to sell him to someone else and waste their time and money, not to mention commit fraud.
This is all academic to a point, as I don't plan to buy him, now, but I do suspect they plan to sell him to someone else and waste their time and money, not to mention commit fraud.