Sylvester wrote: My problem with leaving the trainer to his own devices is that someone must feed and take care of the horse even if the owner is a delinquent.
would it not make sense that a pre contract (how legal) gets signed by the owner/owners that if they are in arrears and the trainer can show attempts to collect the monies and then gets a signature of the Chairman of NHRA they can sell the horse. Much like storage of vehicles to cover expenses.
No expensive Lawyers needed just a basic process to assist the trainers.
Good idea Sylvester but the only buyers for horses with limited ability is the Bush racers and the butchers...maybe the trainers should not let the account get out of hand.... the problem is most trainers continue to feed and groom the horse who always comes first in their lives.
