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Originally Posted by Round Pen
Not At Keeneland for the yearling sale if you buy one and he has got a chip he yours. that is why every yearling has to have a set of X rays in the repository.
Now if you buy a yearling and re xray it and find a chip and that same chip is not on the consignors xrays in the repository then you can return it.
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I believe you are correct. They have different rules at different sales. At some sales, it is your responsibility to check the x-rays in the repository. If you don't check and then realize that the horse has a chip, it's too bad. You're stuck with the horse. You can only return the horse if they have a new injury that did not show up on the original x-rays.
At other sales, you don't need to have the horse vetted until after you buy the horse. If the horse has a fracture or chip you can void the purchase.