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Buying a Horse Checklist - Checklist.com Mobile App

The Buying a Horse Checklist mobile app offers a helpful checklist of items that should be considered before purchasing a new horse. Designed for both first-time horse owners and those who have purchased horses in the past, the app makes it easy to see what you should look for before you buy a horse.

The new horse checklist covers the vet check results, demeanor of the horse, equine breed type, hoof check and more. Potential buyers can use the checklist as a guide for what questions to ask sellers and current owners before making the big decision about whether or not to buy a particular horse.

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How long have you owned the horse?
Why are you selling him?
Does the horse have any current health problems?
Has the horse ever had colic, ever foundered or ever tied up?
Does the horse have health papers?
How old is the horse?
What has he been used for?
Are his vaccinations current?
Does he have any vices, such as cribbing?
How does he get along with other horses?
Has he ever been shod and how does he respond to the farrier?
When were his teeth last floated?
How does he bathe and clip?
Is he registered?
Does he need a special diet?
Have a vet evaluate your prospect for soundness before purchasing.
Pay attention to the horse's attitude and disposition.
Choose your discipline and objective, and stick with it.
Choose a breed you prefer, but be willing to look at other breeds for comparison.
Set a price range.
Set an age limit, but be open to a span of five years around that age.
Figure out ahead of time what questions you want to ask the seller.
Choose a horse with good, quiet ground manners.
Choose a horse you can develop a relationship with.
Decide what perfect-horse aspects you can sacrifice in order to meet your budget.
...and More!