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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2013 Nov 24 @ 11:30UTC-6 : CST/MDT
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FANCY RED ROAN STALLION. GREAT CUTTING HORSE OR COWHORSE
Auction Location:
Whitesboro, Whitesboro, Texas, 78301, United States
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
Infinite |
3% |
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Terms and Conditions of Sale
B & R Ranch
Please read and familiarize yourself with the following
terms and conditions of sale.
You will be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Sale
whether you read them or not.
ONLINE BIDDING
1. All online bidders must signup and be approved by sale management prior to bidding.
2. All purchases won by online bidders will be accessed a 3% remote buyers fee
ATTENTION BUYERS:
3. VALID CREDIT CARD, BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS, CURRENT STATE ID, AND SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ARE REQUIRED FOR REGISTRATION.
4. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT ANY TRANSACTION COMPLETED WITH CREDIT CARD IS SUBJECT TO A 3% SUR-CHARGE.
LEGALITIES
1. All livestock offered for sale is done so in accordance with the laws of
the State of Texas.
2. Prospective buyers are advised to examine horses thoroughly prior to
purchasing.
. WARRANTIES
1.Owner warrants the correct identity and title to each animal free from all
adverse claims to ownership, use or possession, and agrees to defend
title against any claim.
2.Seller warrants title and will disclose all known defects, lameness or
faults before time of bidding begins. There is no guarantee of any kind
as to the soundness or condition or any other quality of any horse sold
except in the case where the owner makes a specific guarantee. In such
case, the guarantee is strictly by the owner and not by the sale company.
Right of recourse must be directly to the owner and not through B & R
Ranch
3. All vices, defects, and deformities, irregularities, blemishes or unsoundness
of any kind MUST be announced prior to the horse selling.
Cribbers, weavers, horses of unsound eyes or wind, cryptorchid, monorchid,
ridgling, parrot mouth, has had major surgery or a serious illness,
and horses that have been foundered prior to the sale, nerved or have
lameness due to navicular disorder, joint or other bone abnormality, or a
neurological disorder such as EPM or wobbles MUST be disclosed prior
to the horse being sold. If a horse is sold with a condition that was not
disclosed at the time of sale, buyer has the right of return within 24 hours
of the time of sale, with all expenses incurred going to the consigner.
4. Buyers have the right, at their expense, to have an on-site routine
veterinary examination performed by a mutually agreed upon veterinarian
on any horse prior to the sale.
CATALOG INFORMATION AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Every reasonable effort has been made to assure correctness of the
information printed in the sale catalog. However, as each horse enters
the sale arena all participants are cautioned to pay close attention to the
announcements made during the sale regarding changes in, or additional
information from that found in the sale catalog, as such announcements
take precedence over the catalog printed material. The catalog
and warranty information in the auctions process is provided by and is
the sole responsibility of the owner. It is also the owner’s responsibility to
make certain that only correct statements are made public before or
while the horse is in the auction arena.
BIDDING PROCEDURE
1. The person making the highest bid recognized by the Auctioneer shall
be the buyer. If the highest bidder fails to comply with the Conditions
of Sale or in the event of a mistake by the Auctioneer, Auctioneer
reserves the option to resell the animal and such resale shall terminate
all obligations of Auctioneer and the Owner to honor any prior
bid.
2. If a dispute arises between two or more bidders, the horse shall immediately
be offered for advance bids solely between those bidders.
If there is no advance, the horse shall be sold to the bidder from
whom the auctioneer recognized the last bid.
3. The Auctioneer has the right to decline any bids made by parties who
have defaulted in former purchases, or by persons, who in his judgment,
are not responsible bidders.
TITLE AND POSSESSION
1. Title passes from owner to buyer at the fall of the Auctioneer’s gavel.
Risk of loss, responsibility, maintenance, care and expenses for the
horse sold move immediately from the seller to the buyer at passing
of title. This shall especially be the condition in the case if illness,
injury or death of any horse after it has been sold.
2. In the event of a return of a horse to owner in accordance with the
Terms and Conditions of Sale, all risks of loss, injury, sickness, disease,
maintenance and expenses pertaining to the horse pass back
to the owner.
Terms and Conditions of Sale cont.
SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT
1. Settlement of account for any purchase shall be made directly to the sales
cashier by the buyer and is to be paid in full on the day of the sale.
2. The terms of the sale are cash (U.S. funds only) and payment is to be
made in full on the day of the sale. Methods of payment shall be cash,
cashiers check, personalized bank check which has been verified and
approved in advance by officials of B & R Ranch , debit or credit card.
Foreign buyers must pay with U.S. cash currency or pre-approved personalized
bank checks from a U.S. bank.
3. No post dated checks will be accepted.
4. Driver’s license or other forms of positive identification are required for
buyers registration and all personal checks.
5. No delivery of title will be made until final settlement has been transacted.
6. Upon payment by the buyer to the sale cashier, the cashier will issue a
document to the buyer which will release the horse from the auction
grounds.
DISCLAIMER
1. B & R Ranch or any representative thereof, does not act as agent for or
represent the buyer or seller, but only provides a medium for bringing together
the buyer and seller for the purpose of a sales transaction. There is no implied or
expressed warranty made by B & R Ranch , or any representative thereof, as to
the marketability or suitability of any horse for a particular purpose. Further, B &
R Ranch, or any representative thereof, does not assume or accept any
responsibility or liability for errors or omissions, or for any statements, either
verbal or written, regarding anything sold.
BINDING ARBITRATION
1. Any dispute, controversy, difference or other matter in question arising out
of a claim pertaining to warranties shall be settled by arbitration between the
buyer and the seller pursuant to the following procedure. Upon the Auctioneer’s
determination that a claim under such Terms and Conditions of Sale has
been timely and properly presented by the buyer pursuant to these Terms and
Conditions of Sale, and upon notice from the Auctioneer, the buyer and owner
shall each select a licensed veterinarian. If such veterinarians fail to agree
promptly as to the validity of the claim, they or the buyer and owner involved in
the controversy, shall agree upon a third licensed veterinarian. The third veterinarian’s
fee, expenses and costs shall be paid by the party whose property the
horse is determined to be. The panel of three veterinarians shall conduct any
tests, investigation or examinations which they deem necessary, and may, in
their discretion, conduct a hearing by notifying the Auctioneer to arrange for the
hearing, and shall by majority vote, determine the validity of the claim-
SELLERS
· All paperwork must be complete and presented to the sale office. All original
registration papers, signed transfers, breeder’s certificates, current coggins tests
and health papers (if applicable) must be in the sale office prior to your horse
entering the sale arena. If paperwork is not complete, the horse will not be sold
and appropriate fees will be charged to the consigner.
· You are responsible for the accuracy of your horse’s catalog entry. Please verify
sire, dam and any and all information pertaining to your horse. Report any errors
to the sale office or auction block prior to the time of sale of your horse to ensure
proper announcements are made.
· Hip numbers and stall assignments are assigned by the sale company and cannot
be changed by the consigner. Do not remove hip numbers from horses once
they have been applied.
· All horses offered for sale must have a current (6 months old or less) negative
coggins test. Any horse offered for sale that has traveled from a state other than
Texas must also have a health paper dated no more than 10 days prior to the
sale.
All vices, defects, and deformities, such as cribbing, weaving, parrot mouth,
proud cut gelding, cryptorchid, etc., MUST be announced prior to the horse selling.
Buyer has the right of return, with all expenses incurred going to the consigner,
if the horse purchased was not properly disclosed as having such condition.
BUYERS
· Please register at the sale office for a buyer number.
· Carefully read the Terms and Conditions of Sale for this auction.
· Thoroughly inspect any horse of interest prior to bidding.
· Listen carefully to all announcements made from the auction block.
· Horses become the buyer’s responsibility at the fall of the hammer.
To remove a horse from the sale grounds you must obtain a release from the
sale office. Please confirm that the release represents the correct hip number.
Be sure to give the release to the person ultimately responsible for removing
your horse from the sale grounds.