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Originally Posted by SentToStud
The way I read it is the father's deal got pushed off the table by the consignor when the bigger money showed up.
Could be wrong, but that's how I read it.
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Stud he can't do that. No way. Once the horse is sold at auction its the property of the buyer. Doesn't matter if they show up with a boatload of money the next day. If that consignor actaully did that he could be sued and see no way that he could win the lawsuit.