kickbacks alleged in suit

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Originally Posted by SentToStud

Welll, why not?

If a person were to buying or selling something for say $200,000 (or even $20,000) be it real estate, consulting services or a horse ... why would they do so without nominally reasonable terms?

Or is it just "business as usual" for people to get screwed consistently when buying or selling a racehorse?

I work in real estate now and I worked for a Blood-stock agent and I see a big difference in the "chance" you take on all sides in the Blood-stock industry. Certainly not all people are bad, but if there were more controls on the industry (The Task Force is a big step) I think you would see less law suits like this one and the one Jess Jackson filed. When a horse whose buyer's vet passed shows up at their trainers farm and the buyer makes up reasons to not pay, that is a problem.