casinosolo
Well-Known Member
If you don't get a horse vetted at purchase does that have an impact on being able to get insurance or the cost of insurance? If so, how?
I'm buying a horse for light hacking and the vet wants £380 for a 2 stage vetting and £450 for 5 stage!
I'm keeping the horse on the yard where he is now and the seller will still be there with her other horse so I doubt she would try to sell me a dodgy horse. However, I understand that the horse could have problems she's not aware of.
Any advice please on the vetting/ insurance question!
I'm buying a horse for light hacking and the vet wants £380 for a 2 stage vetting and £450 for 5 stage!
I'm keeping the horse on the yard where he is now and the seller will still be there with her other horse so I doubt she would try to sell me a dodgy horse. However, I understand that the horse could have problems she's not aware of.
Any advice please on the vetting/ insurance question!