cptrayes
Well-Known Member
Had this twice, once was with a perfectly nice horse, they'd just exaggerated (lied) about it's competition record, so not really putting anyone at risk. Another was "good to hack/load/shoe etc" when it really really wasn't, that was a bit more of a dilemma. Luckily they took the horse off the market before anyone came to view it.
I would tell the seller as politely as possible, and offer help to pts instead, that if I hear that the horse has injured whoever buys it, then I will feel compelled to give evidence in any claim against them that the horse was dangerous when it was sold.
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