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Simple Purchase Agreement
Simple Purchase Agreement
Purpose and Intended Use:
- Buying a horse on a cash-and-carry basis, not subject to conditions such as a vet check or trial period.
- This equine contract designed to protect the horse buyer, and therefore not intended for use by horse sellers. For equine contracts designed to protect the seller, see Equine Legal Solutions’ Sale Agreements.
- For horse purchases subject to a pre-purchase veterinary exam, see Equine Purchase Agreement Subjet to Vet Check.
- For horse purchases subject to a trial period, see Equine Purchase Agreement with Trial Period.
- For buying a horse with payments over time, see Equine Installment Purchase Agreement.
Included Documents:
- Simple Equine Purchase Agreement form and detailed instructions.
Document Format:
- Fillable PDF, allowing you to type in information on your computer, then print out and save the filled-in document.
- Designated space at the top of each page for your business name (optional).
- PDFs are accessible with Adobe Acrobat Reader software, a free product. To make sure you can take advantage of all features, especially the fillable, saveable features, update your Adobe Acrobat Reader software before downloading our equine forms.
Simple Equine Purchase Agreement Form Contents:
Basic Provisions
- Clauses in every Equine Legal Solutions contract.
- Information identifying the horse to be purchased (breed, gender, age, registration number, etc.).
- The purchase price amount and acceptable payment methods.
- If the horse is registered, the seller is required to deliver original registration papers and provide the buyer with an executed transfer form.
Horse’s Health and Soundness
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is currently healthy and sound and has no history of health or soundness issues. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller informs the buyer whether horse has been tested for any genetic conditions, such as HYPP, and if so, what the results of such testing were.
- The seller provides the buyer with contact information for all veterinarians who have treated the horse during the time that the seller has owned the horse, and the seller agrees to release all veterinary records to the buyer.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is not currently receiving any supplements or medications, and that the horse hasn’t received any supplements or medications in the last 30 days. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller provides the buyer with contact information for any chiropractors, acupuncturists or other horse professionals who have treated the horse or performed work on the horse during the time that the seller has owned the horse.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse has never had any surgical or other physical alterations. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions (such as gelding).
- The seller represents to the buyer that no one (other than the buyer, if applicable) has performed a pre-purchase veterinary examination on the horse. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
Horse’s Training and Behavioral History
- The seller provides the buyer with the horse’s training history, including contact information for trainer(s).
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse does not currently have any bad habits, and has no history of any bad habits, such as bucking or rearing. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The buyer fills in the buyer’s intended use(s) of the horse, and the seller represents to the buyer that the seller knows of no reason why the horse wouldn’t be suitable for the buyer’s intended use(s).
Horse’s Ownership and Registration
- The seller represents to the buyer that the seller is the sole lawful and registered owner of the horse and that the horse is not subject to any claims or liens.
Deposit, Purchase Price and Sale Commissions
- The seller can indicate whether the buyer has paid a deposit, and if so, the amount and how the deposit will be applied.
- The seller can specify the total purchase price amount.
- The seller can specify acceptable forms of payment.
- The parties can indicate whether any commissions are to be paid on the horse purchase, and if so, the amount(s), to whom they will be paid, and who will be responsible for paying them.
Risk of Loss of or Injury to the Horse
- The seller retains the risk of loss of and injury to the horse until the buyer takes possession of the horse.
Optional Right of First Refusal
- The parties can specify whether the seller has a right of first refusal if the buyer later sells or gives away the horse, and if so, what terms will apply to the right of first refusal.
Pregnancy and Post-Purchase Foals
- The following provisions are applicable only if the horse being purchased is a mare.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is breeding sound and has no history of breeding problems, foaling problems or abortions. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller represents to the buyer whether the mare has been bred or not, and if so, what her last breeding date was and whether she has been checked in foal.
- The seller agrees to deliver the mare’s breeding records to the buyer.
- If the mare is in foal, the seller indicates whether a live foal guarantee applies, and if so, whether the seller or a third-party stallion owner is responsible for fulfilling it.
- If the mare is in foal, the parties can specify who owns the foal after it is born, and who pays for its expenses.
- If the seller represents that the mare is not in foal, and the mare turns out to be in foal after all, the parties can specify who owns the foal after it is born, and who pays for its expenses.
- If the mare is sold in foal, the parties can specify whether the foal is eligible for registration, and if so, who is responsible for registering it.
- If the mare is sold in foal, the seller can specify whether the foal will be eligible for any futurities and incentive programs.
Stallions
- The following provisions are applicable only if the horse being purchased is a stallion.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the stallion is breeding sound and that both testicles have descended. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller informs the buyer whether the stallion has been used for breeding, and if so, via what breeding methods.
- The seller agrees to provide the buyer with all of the stallion’s breeding records.
- The seller indicates whether there are any outstanding live foal guarantees, and if so, who is responsible for fulfilling them after the purchase.
Purchase with Trial Period Agreement
Purchase with Trial Period Agreement
Purpose and Intended Use:
- Equine contract designed for buying a horse subject to a trial period. The trial period can also include a vet check.
- This form is designed to protect the horse buyer, and therefore not intended for use by horse sellers. For equine contracts designed to protect the seller, see Equine Legal Solutions’ Sale Agreements.
- For cash horse purchases not subject to any conditions, see Simple Purchase Agreement.
- For horse purchases subject to a vet check that will not be conducted during a trial period, see Equine Purchase Agreement Subject to Vet Check.
- For buying a horse with payments over time not subject to a trial period, see Equine Installment Agreement.
Included Documents:
- Equine Purchase Agreement with Trial Period form and detailed instructions.
Document Format:
- Fillable PDF, allowing you to type in information on your computer, then print out and save the filled-in document.
- Designated space at the top of each page for your business name (optional).
- PDFs are accessible with Adobe Acrobat Reader software, a free product. To make sure you can take advantage of all features, especially the fillable, saveable features, update your Adobe Acrobat Reader software before downloading our equine forms.
Equine Purchase Agreement with Trial Period Form Contents:
Basic Provisions
- Clauses in every Equine Legal Solutions contract.
- Information identifying the horse to be purchased (breed, gender, age, registration number, etc.).
Deposit, Purchase Price and Sale Commissions
- The seller can indicate whether the buyer has paid a deposit, and if so, the amount and how the deposit will be applied.
- The seller can specify the total purchase price amount.
- The seller can specify acceptable forms of payment.
- The seller can specify a payment schedule, including amounts and due dates.
- The parties can indicate whether any commissions are to be paid on the horse purchase, and if so, the amount(s), to whom they will be paid, and who will be responsible for paying them.
Trial Period
- The parties specify the beginning and ending dates of the trial period.
- The buyer can have a vet check performed during the trial period.
- The buyer can decide to buy the horse at any time during the trial period.
- The buyer can decide not to buy the horse during the trial period for any reason or no reason.
- The parties can specify what will happen if the buyer decides not to purchase the horse, including who will pay for the cost of transport, and what the buyer may have to deliver to the seller, such as vet records.
Trial Period Terms
- Customizable provisions for insurance on the horse, including what types of insurance are required (if any), and who must obtain and pay for them.
- The horse buyer assumes all risk of injury to or loss of the horse during the trial period, except any injury or death caused by the horse seller.
- The horse buyer assumes all responsibility for the horse’s care and expenses during the trial period.
- The horse seller can specify details of how the horse must be cared for during the trial period, such as feed, supplements, farrier care, etc.
- The horse buyer agrees to keep the horse at a specified location during the trial period and not move the horse without the horse seller’s permission.
- Section for the horse seller to specify what the horse buyer can and can’t do with the horse during the trial period, including who can ride the horse, jumping limitations, bits, and more.
- The horse seller can check on the horse during the trial period.
- Optional provisions for transfer of registration during trial period.
Horse’s Health and Soundness
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is currently healthy, sound and has no history of health or soundness issues. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller informs the buyer whether horse has been tested for any genetic conditions, such as HYPP, and if so, what the results of such testing were.
- The seller provides the buyer with contact information for all veterinarians who have treated the horse during the time that the seller has owned the horse, and the seller agrees to release all veterinary records to the buyer.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is not currently receiving any supplements or medications, and that the horse hasn’t received any supplements or medications in the last 30 days. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller provides the buyer with contact information for any chiropractors, acupuncturists or other horse professionals who have treated the horse or performed work on the horse during the time that the seller has owned the horse.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse has never had any surgical or other physical alterations. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions (such as gelding).
- The seller represents to the buyer that no one (other than the buyer, if applicable) has performed a pre-purchase veterinary examination on the horse. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
Horse’s Behavior and Training
- The seller provides the buyer with the horse’s training history, including contact information for trainer(s).
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse does not currently have any bad habits, and has no history of any bad habits, such as bucking or rearing. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The buyer fills in the buyer’s intended use(s) of the horse, and the seller represents to the buyer that the seller knows of no reason why the horse wouldn’t be suitable for the buyer’s intended use(s).
Horse’s Ownership and Registration
- The seller represents to the buyer that the seller is the sole lawful and registered owner of the horse and that the horse is not subject to any claims or liens.
- If the horse is registered, the seller agrees to deliver the original registration papers to the buyer upon receipt of payment in full.
- Optional provision allowing transfer of registration to the buyer prior to the completion of the sale.
Optional Right of First Refusal
- The parties can specify whether the seller has a right of first refusal if the buyer later sells or gives away the horse, and if so, what terms will apply to the right of first refusal.
Pregnancy and Post-Purchase Foals
- The following provisions are applicable only if the horse being purchased is a mare.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is breeding sound and has no history of breeding problems, foaling problems or abortions. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller represents to the buyer whether the mare has been bred or not, and if so, what her last breeding date was and whether she has been checked in foal.
- The seller agrees to deliver the mare’s breeding records to the buyer.
- If the mare is in foal, the seller indicates whether a live foal guarantee applies, and if so, whether the seller or a third-party stallion owner is responsible for fulfilling it.
- If the mare is in foal, the parties can specify who owns the foal after it is born, and who pays for its expenses.
- If the seller represents that the mare is not in foal, and the mare turns out to be in foal after all, the parties can specify who owns the foal after it is born, and who pays for its expenses.
- If the mare is sold in foal, the parties can specify whether the foal is eligible for registration, and if so, who is responsible for registering it.
- If the mare is sold in foal, the seller can specify whether the foal will be eligible for any futurities and incentive programs.
Stallions
- The following provisions are applicable only if the horse being purchased is a stallion.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the stallion is breeding sound and that both testicles have descended. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller informs the buyer whether the stallion has been used for breeding, and if so, via what breeding methods.
- The seller agrees to provide the buyer with all of the stallion’s breeding records.
- The seller indicates whether there are any outstanding live foal guarantees, and if so, who is responsible for fulfilling them after the purchase.
- The seller can specify whether the stallion and his get are eligible for any futurities and incentive programs.
Purchase Agreement Subject to Vet-Check
Purchase Agreement Subject to Vet-Check
Purpose and Intended Use:
- Equine contract designed for buying a horse subject to a pre-purchase veterinary examination where the horse will not leave seller’s custody before sale is complete. For buying a horse subject to a vet check where you will take possession of horse prior to completion of purchase, see our Equine Purchase Agreement with Trial Period.
- Designed to protect the horse buyer, and therefore not intended for use by horse sellers. For equine contracts designed to protect horse sellers, see Equine Legal Solutions’ Sale Agreements.
- For cash horse purchases not subject to any conditions, see our Simple Equine Purchase Agreement.
- For horse purchases subject to a trial period (including where horse will be vet checked during trial), see Equine Purchase Agreement with Trial Period.
- For buying a horse and paying for the horse over time, see Equine Installment Purchase Agreement.
Included Documents:
- Equine Purchase Agreement Subject to Vet Check form and detailed instructions.
Document Format:
- Fillable PDF, allowing you to type in information on your computer, then print out and save the filled-in document.
- Designated space at the top of each page for your business name (optional).
- PDFs are accessible with Adobe Acrobat Reader software, a free product. To make sure you can take advantage of all features, especially the fillable, saveable features, update your Adobe Acrobat Reader software before downloading our equine forms.
Equine Purchase Agreement Subject to Vet Check Form Contents:
Basic Provisions
- Clauses in every Equine Legal Solutions contract.
- Information identifying the horse to be purchased (breed, gender, age, registration number, etc.).
- The horse purchase price amount and acceptable payment methods.
Vet Check
- The parties specify the period of time during which the buyer must have the vet check(s) performed.
- The buyer can select the veterinarian(s) to examine the horse.
- The buyer is responsible for scheduling and paying for all vet checks, regardless of outcome.
- The buyer can decide not to buy the horse based upon any reason.
- The seller retains the risk of loss of or injury to the horse during the vet check period until or unless the buyer takes possession of the horse.
Deposit, Purchase Price and Sale Commissions
- The seller can indicate whether the buyer has paid a deposit, and if so, the amount and how the deposit will be applied.
- The seller can specify the total purchase price amount.
- The seller can specify acceptable forms of payment.
- The parties can indicate whether any commissions are to be paid on the horse purchase, and if so, the amount(s), to whom they will be paid, and who will be responsible for paying them.
- Optional provisions allowing the buyer to pay the purchase price in installments.
Horse’s Health and Soundness
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is currently healthy and sound and has no history of health or soundness issues. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller informs the buyer whether horse has been tested for any genetic conditions, such as HYPP, and if so, what the results of such testing were.
- The seller provides the buyer with contact information for all veterinarians who have treated the horse during the time that the seller has owned the horse, and the seller agrees to release all veterinary records to the buyer.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is not currently receiving any supplements or medications, and that the horse hasn’t received any supplements or medications in the last 30 days. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller provides the buyer with contact information for any chiropractors, acupuncturists or other horse professionals who have treated the horse or performed work on the horse during the time that the seller has owned the horse.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse has never had any surgical or other physical alterations. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions (such as gelding).
- The seller represents to the buyer that no one (other than the buyer, if applicable) has performed a pre-purchase veterinary examination on the horse. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
Horse’s Behavior and Training
- The seller provides the buyer with the horse’s training history, including contact information for trainer(s).
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse does not currently have any bad habits, and has no history of any bad habits, such as bucking or rearing. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The buyer fills in the buyer’s intended use(s) of the horse, and the seller represents to the buyer that the seller knows of no reason why the horse wouldn’t be suitable for the buyer’s intended use(s).
Horse’s Ownership and Registration
- The seller represents to the buyer that the seller is the sole lawful and registered owner of the horse and that the horse is not subject to any claims or liens.
- If the horse is registered, the seller agrees to deliver the original registration papers to the buyer upon receipt of payment in full.
- Optional provision allowing transfer of registration to the buyer prior to the completion of the sale.
Optional Right of First Refusal
- The parties can specify whether the seller has a right of first refusal if the buyer later sells or gives away the horse, and if so, what terms will apply to the right of first refusal.
Pregnancy and Post-Purchase Foals
- The following provisions are applicable only if the horse being purchased is a mare.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is breeding sound and has no history of breeding problems, foaling problems or abortions. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller represents to the buyer whether the mare has been bred or not, and if so, what her last breeding date was and whether she has been checked in foal.
- The seller agrees to deliver the mare’s breeding records to the buyer.
- If the mare is in foal, the seller indicates whether a live foal guarantee applies, and if so, whether the seller or a third-party stallion owner is responsible for fulfilling it.
- If the mare is in foal, the parties can specify who owns the foal after it is born, and who pays for its expenses.
- If the seller represents that the mare is not in foal, and the mare turns out to be in foal after all, the parties can specify who owns the foal after it is born, and who pays for its expenses.
- If the mare is sold in foal, the parties can specify whether the foal is eligible for registration, and if so, who is responsible for registering it.
- If the mare is sold in foal, the seller can specify whether the foal will be eligible for any futurities and incentive programs.
Stallions
- The following provisions are applicable only if the horse being purchased is a stallion.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the stallion is breeding sound and that both testicles have descended. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller informs the buyer whether the stallion has been used for breeding, and if so, via what breeding methods.
- The seller agrees to provide the buyer with all of the stallion’s breeding records.
- The seller indicates whether there are any outstanding live foal guarantees, and if so, who is responsible for fulfilling them after the purchase.
- The seller can specify whether the stallion and his get are eligible for any futurities and incentive programs.
Purchase Agreement with Installments
Purchase Agreement with Installments
Purpose and Intended Use:
- Equine contract designed for situations where the buyer will be paying the purchase price in installments rather than in one lump sum.
- Designed to protect the horse buyer, and therefore not intended for use by horse sellers. For equine contracts designed to protect horse sellers, see Equine Legal Solutions’ Sale Agreements.
- For cash-and-carry horse purchases not subject to any conditions, see Simple Equine Purchase Agreement.
- For horse purchases subject to a trial period, see Equine Purchase Agreement with Trial Period.
- For horse purchases subject to a pre-purchase veterinary examination that will not be conducted during a trial period, see Equine Purchase Agreement Subject to Vet Check.
Included Documents:
- Equine Installment Purchase Agreement form and detailed instructions.
Document Format:
- Fillable PDF, allowing you to type in information on your computer, then print out and save the filled-in document.
- Designated space at the top of each page for your business name (optional).
- PDFs are accessible with Adobe Acrobat Reader software, a free product. To make sure you can take advantage of all features, especially the fillable, saveable features, update your Adobe Acrobat Reader software before downloading our equine forms.
Equine Installment Purchase Agreement Form Contents:
Basic Provisions
- Clauses in every Equine Legal Solutions contract.
- Information identifying the horse to be purchased (breed, gender, age, registration number, etc.).
Deposit, Purchase Price and Sale Commissions
- The seller can indicate whether the buyer has paid a deposit, and if so, the amount and how the deposit will be applied.
- The seller can specify the total purchase price amount.
- The seller can specify acceptable forms of payment.
- The seller can specify a payment schedule, including amounts and due dates.
- The parties can indicate whether any commissions are to be paid on the horse purchase, and if so, the amount(s), to whom they will be paid, and who will be responsible for paying them.
Payment Period Terms:
- Customizable provisions for deposit and payment schedule.
- Customizable provisions for insurance on the horse, including what types of insurance are required (if any), and who must obtain and pay for them.
- The horse buyer assumes all risk of injury to or loss of the horse during the payment period, except any injury or death caused by the horse seller.
- The horse buyer assumes all responsibility for the horse’s care and expenses.
- The horse seller can specify details of how the horse must be cared for during the payment period, such as feed, supplements, farrier care, etc.
- The horse buyer agrees to keep the horse at a specified location during the payment period and not move the horse without the horse seller’s permission.
- Section for the horse seller to specify what the horse buyer can and can’t do with the horse during the payment period, including who can ride the horse, jumping limitations, bits, and more.
- The horse seller can check on the horse during the payment period.
Default and Repossession of Horse:
- If buyer is in default, seller must provide buyer with written notice and an opportunity to cure the default.
- Only if buyer doesn’t cure default can seller repossess horse.
- If seller repossesses horse, seller must promptly make reasonable efforts to sell the horse.
- When seller resells horse, seller must provide buyer with an itemized accounting of sale proceeds and expenses.
- If the horse’s resale price is equal to or more than the original purchase price, the seller must provide the buyer with a refund.
Horse’s Health and Soundness
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is currently healthy and sound and has no history of health or soundness issues. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller informs the buyer whether horse has been tested for any genetic conditions, such as HYPP, and if so, what the results of such testing were.
- The seller provides the buyer with contact information for all veterinarians who have treated the horse during the time that the seller has owned the horse, and the seller agrees to release all veterinary records to the buyer.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is not currently receiving any supplements or medications, and that the horse hasn’t received any supplements or medications in the last 30 days. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller provides the buyer with contact information for any chiropractors, acupuncturists or other horse professionals who have treated the horse or performed work on the horse during the time that the seller has owned the horse.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse has never had any surgical or other physical alterations. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions (such as gelding).
- The seller represents to the buyer that no one (other than the buyer, if applicable) has performed a pre-purchase veterinary examination on the horse. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
Horse’s Behavior and Training
- The seller provides the buyer with the horse’s training history, including contact information for trainer(s).
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse does not currently have any bad habits, and has no history of any bad habits, such as bucking or rearing. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The buyer fills in the buyer’s intended use(s) of the horse, and the seller represents to the buyer that the seller knows of no reason why the horse wouldn’t be suitable for the buyer’s intended use(s).
Horse’s Ownership and Registration
- The seller represents to the buyer that the seller is the sole lawful and registered owner of the horse and that the horse is not subject to any claims or liens.
- If the horse is registered, the seller agrees to deliver the original registration papers to the buyer upon receipt of payment in full.
- Optional provision allowing transfer of registration to the buyer prior to the completion of the sale.
Optional Right of First Refusal
- The parties can specify whether the seller has a right of first refusal if the buyer later sells or gives away the horse, and if so, what terms will apply to the right of first refusal.
Pregnancy and Post-Purchase Foals
- The following provisions are applicable only if the horse being purchased is a mare.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the horse is breeding sound and has no history of breeding problems, foaling problems or abortions. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller represents to the buyer whether the mare has been bred or not, and if so, what her last breeding date was and whether she has been checked in foal.
- The seller agrees to deliver the mare’s breeding records to the buyer.
- If the mare is in foal, the seller indicates whether a live foal guarantee applies, and if so, whether the seller or a third-party stallion owner is responsible for fulfilling it.
- If the mare is in foal, the parties can specify who owns the foal after it is born, and who pays for its expenses.
- If the seller represents that the mare is not in foal, and the mare turns out to be in foal after all, the parties can specify who owns the foal after it is born, and who pays for its expenses.
- If the mare is sold in foal, the parties can specify whether the foal is eligible for registration, and if so, who is responsible for registering it.
- If the mare is sold in foal, the seller can specify whether the foal will be eligible for any futurities and incentive programs.
Stallions
- The following provisions are applicable only if the horse being purchased is a stallion.
- The seller represents to the buyer that the stallion is breeding sound and that both testicles have descended. Includes space for the seller to write in exceptions.
- The seller informs the buyer whether the stallion has been used for breeding, and if so, via what breeding methods.
- The seller agrees to provide the buyer with all of the stallion’s breeding records.
- The seller indicates whether there are any outstanding live foal guarantees, and if so, who is responsible for fulfilling them after the purchase.
- The seller can specify whether the stallion and his get are eligible for any futurities and incentive programs.
Equine Embryo Sale and Purchase Agreement
Equine Embryo Sale and Purchase Agreement
Purpose and Intended Use:
- Equine contract designed for sale or purchase of an equine embryo.
- Designed to protect both the seller and the purchaser.
The Basics:
- Clauses in every Equine Legal Solutions contract.
- Information identifying donor mare for embryo (owner, breed, gender, age, registration number, etc.).
- Information identifying sire of embryo (owner, breed, gender, age, registration number, etc.).
- Information identifying recipient mare (owner, breed, gender, age, registration number, etc.).
- Status of embryo (whether donor mare has been bred, and if so, whether embryo has been transferred to recipient mare)
Payment Terms:
- Parties can choose options for lump sum payment or installment payments.
- Provisions for late fees, interest and bounced checks.
Insurance:
- Parties specify who is responsible for obtaining and paying for insurance on donor mare, recipient mare and embryo.
Recipient Mare:
- Parties specify who is responsible for providing (or obtaining) recipient mare and, if applicable, entering into a lease contract for the recipient mare.
- Parties specify who is responsible for care and expenses for recipient mare.
Embryo Transfer:
- Parties specify who is responsible for embryo transfer (if applicable), including costs.
Live Foal Guarantee:
- Seller specifies whether live foal guarantee is offered, and if so, what the terms are.
Protections for Seller:
- Seller has lien on embryo (and resulting foal) for payment under the contract.
- Other than as specified in the live foal guarantee (if any), buyer assumes all risk of loss of the embryo.
- Other than as specified in the agreement, seller not responsible for any commissions to any third parties.
- Disclaimer that seller not responsible for stallion owner’s failure to honor breeding contract.
- Provision that if buyer chooses not to get prepurchase veterinary examination on donor mare, buyer assumes all risk that donor mare may not produce viable embryo.
- Disclaimer of all representations and warranties not otherwise specified in agreement.
Protections for Buyer:
- Seller represents and warrants that seller is sole owner of embryo and has unrestricted rights to sell.
- Parties can specify live foal guarantee.
- Buyer has opportunity to perform pre-purchase veterinary examination on donor mare.
- Other than as specified in the agreement, buyer not responsible for any commissions to any third parties.