Sale Information
Nominations
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All nominated horses may be subject to drug testing and all owners
agree that by nominating their horse(s) they will allow their
horse(s) to be tested according to the CEF, Alberta Zone Medications
Control Committee, Chapter XV.
· All sale horses, except pregnant mares, must have current
vaccinations for E and W Encephalitis, Tetanus, Flu, and Rhinonumonitis.
Pregnant mares must have current vaccinations along with Pneumabort
at 5, 7, and 9 months gestation. A veterinarian must verify all
shots.
· A Coggins Test is required for all horses.
· All information and representations are the sole responsibility,
and made on behalf of, the seller.
· The seller warrants that each horse consigned to the
sale is free and clear of all liens and encumbrances.
· Each nominated horse in Section B will be required to
successfully undergo a pre-sale inspection by a Selection Committee
and Sale Veterinarian.
· An auction veterinarian will perform an insurance equivalent
physical exam including musculoskeletal, eye, respiratory, and
heart for all Section B horses.
· Each Nominated horse in Section A is required to present
to the sale office upon arrival a veterinary insurance exam completed
within 14 days prior to the sale.
· All consigned horses must be presented to the Selection
Committee in hand and will be evaluated for health, basic soundness,
and turnout. Both Section A and Section B horses will be required
to walk and trot a straight line and a 10m circle in both directions
on hard ground in hand for the Selection Committee.
· Broodmares must have proof of pregnancy check within
21 days prior to the sale. A barren mare will not be excluded,
but veterinary substitutions for barren mares will be accepted
at the option of the consignor.
· Show quality turnout will be strictly enforced.
· The auction committee reserves the right to refuse or
withdraw any horse from the sale without refund or liability
to anyone.