Can a horse be returned to the dealer?

Legal rights Under the Sale of Goods Act 1979, the buyer of a horse from a dealer may be able to return the horse to the dealer and claim a refund of the purchase price, if the horse was not of satisfactory quality, taking into account its age and fitness for the purposes for which it was sold.

What happens if you sell a horse on behalf of the owner?

If the horse you are selling is not owned by you and you are selling the horse on behalf of the owner then make this clear from the outset to any potential buyers. If you do not do this you could become personally liable if things go wrong.

Where to go on holiday with your horse?

Select a State or Territory from the map to browse accommodation, holiday destinations, short term horse agistment/horse accommodation and the best trails and riding destinations in the country (and, if you don’t want to tow your float too far, find someone to transport your horse there!)

What to know when buying and selling a horse?

There are a number of key issues to remember when purchasing (and selling) a horse:- 1. If you purchase your horse from a dealer this gives you greater protection under the Act as referred to above. To strengthen your position, it is also good to have the sale in writing but always check that you are happy with the contents of the agreement.

How much does it cost to take a horse on holiday?

Some of the rides pass through fields with sheep or cows. Horse DIY livery and grazing costs are £18 per night per horse or pony, including straw bedding and hay. We only take one group of horses at a time and all horses must be fully vaccinated, free from illness and fully insured.

What happens if you haul your own horse?

This is a horse owner’s nightmare: while traveling, something goes wrong and the horse is injured. In some cases, owners of horses injured in an accident may have a legal claim against the shipper, who will be defended by their insurance company. But if you are hauling your own horse, your insurance will determine what happens.

What happens if you buy a horse for the first time?

In fact many first time owners choose a horse which isn’t suitable for them. This, sadly, often leads to frustration between horse and owner at best, or the first time owner giving up on horses altogether. If you take your time though then the chances of everything working out well are far higher.

What are the rules for importing a horse?

Each state has its own regulations for importing animals, and you can find your state here. If you have questions, you should contact the State Veterinarian for the state to which you are shipping. Every horse owner is familiar with the Coggins test – it is required by almost every horse barn and every show, regardless of the discipline.