Bought
A Horse -
Now What?
You
placed the successful final bid, the Auctioneer called
"Sold", asked you for your bidder number,
and now you are the proud owner of a new horse. Here
are some suggestions to help you through the process:
1.
Stay in your seat and wait for one of our fabulous volunteers
who will find you to have you sign an initial Sale Contract
confirming your bidder number and the purchase amount.
You will retain a copy of this form to present at the
Sale Office.
2. Come to the sale office to settle your account for
your purchase as soon as possible. If you are planning
to purchase more than one horse, come to the sale office
as soon as possible after your final purchase.
3. Make sure you leave the sale office with your new
horse's insurance examination form and a receipt showing
payment has been made.
4. If you wish to purchase insurance for your new horse,
visit the Oxford Insurance Agent in the front area of
the Cow Palace.
5. Visit the barn and find the consignor of your new
horse. Discuss your plans for transport and arrange
for continuity of care.
6. Arrange to have your horse shipped home. You may
wish to contact one of the horse transport companies
listed in this supplemental catalog. If you require
temporary stabling for your new horse in the area to
allow you time to arrange for shipping, contact the
sale office for assistance.
7. Following the waiting period for clearance of funds
through the bank (10 to 21 days), you will be mailed
a letter from the Sale Administrator containing pertinent
information and to advise you of what to expect regarding
the process for transfer of papers for your new horse.
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