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CONDITIONS OF SALE FOURTEENTH- Bidding - minimum acceptable advance in bidding are $25 to $2,000, $50 to $5,000 and $100 thereafter. FIFTEENTH- THE BUYER HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY TO EXAMINE PONIES BEFORE BIDDING. Veterinary assistance is available. Please contact the PAS, Inc. office. SIXTEENTH- The consignor has the responsibility to notify the sales management in writing prior to the sale of any unsoundness of any nature known to him and they will be announced at time of sale. The consignor also has the responsibility to notify the sales management in writing prior to the sale of the fact that the pony is a CRIBBER, a WEAVER, UNSOUND OF EYES or WIND, PARROT MOUTH for mares and stallions only, a CRYPTORCHID, MONORCHID or RIDGLING, has been NERVED, has FOUN- DERED prior to the sale, has a LAMENESS DUE TO a navicular disorder, osteoarthritis of a joint or other bone abnormality or neurological disorder including, but not limited to, EPM or wobbles. Mares and stallions will be exempt from the lameness provision as stated above if they are represented only as breeding animals. If a buyer discovers such a condition in the pony which was not stated to the sales management by the consignor, as required and specified above, and NOT stated in the catalog or announced at the time of the sale, and the pony had such a condition at the time of sale, the buyer may have grounds to reject the pony. The buyer must deliver to Professional Auction Services, Inc. a WRITTEN STATEMENT FROM A QUALIFIED VETERINAR- IAN within five (5) days of the date of the sale establishing the existence of the condition, IN DETAIL. The veterinarian’s statement shall include a description of the procedures performed during the examination, the results which caused the veterinarian to diagnose the condition, and state how it was determined that the condition existed prior to the sale. If the evidence is conclusive, the consignor agrees to accept the return of the pony and hereby authorizes Professional Auction Services, Inc. to refund the purchase price. If the veterinarian’s statement is inconclusive or is not complete with the information required above, Professional Auction Services, Inc. may disallow the claim and pay the consignor. In the event that a consignor does not agree with the buyer’s veterinarian’s statement, Professional Auction Services, Inc. may hold funds until buyer and consignor resolve the matter in accordance with Condition Sixteenth. SEVENTEENTH- Disputed Condition - If the consignor disputes the diagnosis by the buyer’s veterinarian for conditions stated in Condition Fifteenth above, that were not stated in the catalog or announced before the pony was sold, then PAS, Inc. may appoint an equine veterinarian of its choice to determine the condition of the pony. The examination of the appointed veterinarian shall be limited to the disputed condition. The appointed veterinarian may inspect the pony and may apply such diagnostic testing and procedures as deemed to be appropriate. The appointed veterinarian may also confer with the consignor and the buyer and the buyer’s veterinarian, and may review available veterinary medical history including conferring with prior veterinarians having knowledge of the pony, and may review the report and supporting information supplied by the buyer’s veterinarian. The decision of the appointed veterinarian shall be final in all respects and PAS, Inc. shall allow or disallow the rejection of the pony by the buyer consistent with the opinion of the appointed veterinarian. The buyer has the duty to present the pony for examination with the appointed veterinarian in cooperation with the veterinarian’s schedule and has the duty to provide board, necessary farrier and veterinary care, and transportation until the dispute is resolved. The appointed veterinarian shall be within a reasonable proximity to the buyer. If rejection by the buyer is allowed by PAS, Inc., the consignor shall pay the cost of services of the appointed veterinarian and the buyer may recover from consignor any direct costs as stated in Condition Eighteenth. Risk of loss passes back to consignor immediately upon notice of decision by PAS, Inc. to allow rejection by the buyer and consignor shall immediately make arrangements to take possession of the pony. EIGHTEENTH- The consignor has agreed not to give the pony any drugs to alter soundness or attitude, unless it is disclosed by a statement in the catalog or announcement prior to the pony being sold. If within five (5) days of the sale, the buyer finds the pony to be unsound for the advertised purpose or makes a claim of misrepresentation of attitude by the consignor and a blood test proves positive for a drug that could mask such a problem, the pony can be rejected by the buyer. For a claim to be valid under this Condition the blood sample must be drawn by the sale veterinarian within 12 hours of the start of the Sale and before the pony leaves the sale grounds. Notification of a claim by the buyer under this Condition must be made to Professional Auction Services, Inc. within five (5) days of the date of the sale, by a written statement from a qualified equine veterinarian explaining the diagnosis of any unsoundness or explaining the behavior problem. The funds for the pony will be held pending the results of the blood screen. NINETEENTH- In the event a pony is returned to the consignor in accordance with the conditions Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, or Seventeenth, the consignor agrees to pay all reasonable costs involved with the sale and return of the pony, including transportation, board and appropriate sale fees. In the event of legal action over a pony sold in this auction which involves Professional Auction Services, Inc., the Buyer and Seller, jointly and severally, agree to pay all costs incurred by Professional Auction Services, Inc., including reasonable attorney’s fees. TWENTIETH- The AGE and pedigree given in the catalog for ponies selling without registration papers is only approximate and not guaranteed. TWENTY-FIRST - IN SITUATIONS OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED IN CONDITIONS FIFTEENTH and SIXTEENTH, THERE IS NO GUARANTEE OF SOUNDNESS OTHER THAN THOSE MADE SPECIFICALLY BY THE CONSIGNOR. Copyright 2010 Professional Auction Services, Inc. 7
BUYER ’S R ESPONSIBILITY - S OME H ELPFUL H INTS • The Seller has a responsibility to announce defects, that they know of, in their ponies, particularly those that may affect the soundness of the pony for the purpose they are advertised for. What is a defect to one person, may not be a defect to another. • The Buyer has a responsibility to examine a pony carefully before they bid on it. If you have any particular concerns about conformation faults or defects, size, attitude, stall manners, riding ability or anything else, check it out BEFORE you bid. If you buy a pony on impulse, without shopping it before you bid, you may expect to find some surprises. In that case you still own the pony. The seller is not responsible for you if you don't shop the pony. Once you bid on a pony, you are indicating you have shopped enough to satisfy yourself and no one else is responsible. Some suggestions: • READ THE CONDITIONS OF SALE in the catalog. If you have questions, please call the sale management. • CALL OUR OFFICE FOR PHONE NUMBERS OF SELLERS TO GET MORE INFORMATION BEFORE THE SALE. When you have selected some prospects in your catalog, call the sellers before the sale and ask about the pony. It will save time. • Make a list, written or mental, of the things that are important to you in a pony. Think about the good characteristics you want and also think about the vices, habits or characteristics you do not want in a pony. Consider what negative characteristics you can put up with if a pony can serve your primary purpose well. Go through this checklist for each pony you shop. Ask questions and make sure you get the answers. Do this BEFORE you bid, because after you buy a pony you cannot change your mind if you don’t like the pony. • What is the purpose for your new pony? - Show, recreational riding, racing, breeding, etc. Look for a pony that is bred for or trained for the type of use you need. • Conformation - Examine the pony carefully for conformation defects that may affect your use of the pony. Remember, the “perfect” pony has never been found. Decide what characteristics are important to your purpose and make sure these suit you. There are some areas where you may accept some deviations from ideal conformation, if they don’t cause a problem for you. • Appearance - A pretty pony will always get your attention. We tend to fall in love with a pony because of eye appeal, then hope it will suit our purpose. Be sure to look past pretty and see if the pony really suits. Try not to let color be your only criteria. If you want to show or breed for the color breeds, it will be important. The more specific your desire for a certain color, the harder it is to find the right pony for the purpose. • Soundness - Examine the pony carefully for any blemishes that may cause soundness problems. Watch the pony move and watch for lameness. Check the ponies eyes for obvious defects. Try to notice if the breathing sounds normal. If you see something that concerns you, either mark this pony off your list or get a veterinarian to examine the pony before you bid on it. • Veterinary examination - Before you buy a pony, you may have a veterinarian examine it in any way you want and the seller will allow. In most cases, a general examination by a veterinarian will do quite well. This would involve a visual examination for defects, watching the pony move, possibly flexion tests and hoof testers and checking the eyes, wind and heart. Some buyers have made arrangments with the seller and a veterinarian to meet early at the sale grounds and allow time for an extensive prepurchase exam, including radiographs. Other buyers have contacted sellers to get a veterinarian to examine the pony before it comes to the sale. REMEMBER, AFTER you purchase a pony the veterinary examination allowed by the Sale conditions is very limited. • Stable Manners - If this is an important issue for you, then make sure you go to see the pony in the stall. Ask the seller questions about how the pony is in the stall or in the pasture, alone or with other ponies, how is it to groom, shoe, clip, load, haul or anything else that concerns you. Also ask about cribbing or weaving. To some buyers these items may not be as important as winning in the show ring. To others, this area may be the most important characteristic to consider. Visit professionalauction.com •request a catalog •download a catalog • view photo & video preview •see sale results • 8
Page 3 and 4: Welcome to the Hunter Pony CLASSIC
Page 5: 6 CONDITIONS OF SALE FIRST - Ponies
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Page 11 and 12: Dogwood Creek Ponies Deanne M. Saba
Page 13 and 14: Spur Run Farm Tony & Megan D'Amico
Page 15 and 16: Online Buyer Procedures & Agreement
Page 17: AGENT’S AUTHORIZATION (This State
Page 20 and 21: INDEX TO CONSIGNORS Bill Schaub, Ag
Page 22 and 23: 2010 American Hunter Pony Classic H
Page 24 and 25: HIP NO. 5 Qualified for M & S Final
Page 26 and 27: HIP NO. 9 2005 Bay Mare 14:1-1/4 HH
Page 28 and 29: HIP NO. 13 Eligible Green Champion
Page 30 and 31: HIP NO. 17 Eligible Green 2004 Brow
Page 32 and 33: HIP NO. 21 Eligible Green 2004 Dun
Page 34 and 35: HIP NO. 25 2006 USEF Zone 4 Medium
Page 36 and 37: HIP NO. 29 Qualified for 2010 Pony
Page 38 and 39: HIP NO. 33 2004 Bay Gelding 14:1-5/
Page 40 and 41: HIP NO. 37 Eligible Green 2000 Palo
Page 42 and 43: HIP NO. 41 Eligible Green Qualified
Page 44 and 45: HIP NO. 45 Eligible Green Res Circu
Page 46 and 47: HIP NO. 49 TUXEDO SAM HIP NO. 49 El
Page 48 and 49: HIP NO. 53 Eligible Green 2006 Blac
Page 50 and 51: HIP NO. 57 Eligible Green 2001 Blac
Page 52 and 53: HIP NO. 61 2005 Black Mare 12:1 HH
Page 54 and 55: HIP NO. 65 2002 Bay Gelding 13:2 HH
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HIP NO. 69 ASHTON HIP NO. 69 Eligib
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HIP NO. 73 Eligible Green 2010 WEF
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HIP NO. 77 Eligible Green 2006 Dark
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HIP NO. 85 10th Overall Large Green
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HIP NO. 89 3rd Zone 4 Pony Breeding
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HIP NO. 94 2007 Grey Gelding 13:1-1
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