In-person event bidding terms
- All bidders must register before the sale (Photo ID is required)
- Methods of payments are Cash, Cheque, Debit or Credit Card (3% office processing fee will be added to all purchases on Visa or MasterCard)
- The buyer has a responsibility to examine a horse carefully before they bid on it. If you have any particular concerns about conformation faults or defects, size, contact the consignors.
- The Sale management, auctioneers and employees act as agents for seller, but assume no liability for either buyer or seller.
- All responsibility and guarantees are between the buyer and seller
- Buyers assume all expenses and risk on horses after they have been sold.
- The highest bidder will be the buyer, and if any dispute arises between two or more bidders, the horse in dispute shall immediately be put up again for advance
- Buyers and spectators are cautioned to be careful while on the grounds and particularly while horses are being shown in the ring. The management and auctioneer
- Registration papers will be given to the buyer as soon as the cheques have cleared.
- Only horses consigned to the sale will be allowed on the sale grounds. All horses sold will be subject to 10% sales commission in addition to the catalogue fee.
- All horses must go through the sale ring absolutely no alley trading.
- The accuracy of all information of the catalogue pages is the sole responsibility of the consigner.
- The proper brand inspection paperwork shall be completed before horses are removed from the sale site.
- Any person registering shall be responsible and liable for his bidding card.
- GST will be applied to all purchases.
Online Bidding Terms
- Method of payment is credit card only (Master Card and/ or Visa) and a 3% buyer fee and GST will be applied to all purchases.
- In agreeing to 50% preauthorization of intended purchase price, you the bidder/buyer are accepting responsibility of full payment, including 3% buyer fee and GST, immediately following sale of horse on April 13, 2024.
- All preauthorized bidders who do not purchase a horse will have preauthorization amount released back on credit card following completion of the Top Gun Horse Sale on April 13, 2024.
- The buyer has a responsibility to examine a horse carefully before they bid on it. If you have any particular concerns about conformation faults or defects, size, attitude, stall manners, riding ability or anything else, check it before you bid.
- The Sale Management, auctioneers and employees act as agents for the seller, but assume no liability for either buyer or seller.
- Top Gun Horse Sales does not assume any responsibility while potential buyers are on consignors property. For any reason what so ever.
- All responsibility and guarantees are between the buyer and seller.
- Buyers assume all expenses and risks on horses after they have been sold.
- The highest bidder of the horse will be the buyer if the reserve has been met or exceeded.
- If you are bidding on a horse it is expected the bid is made in good faith and you the bidder/buyer assume all responsibility for bidding on the horse; including full payment, GST and a including 3% buyer fee on the total.
- Purchased horses will not change hands until animal has been paid for in full to Top Gun Horse Sales.
- The correct manifest must be completed with correct information, via brand or no brand, upon pick up of horse.
- All horses consigned to the Top Gun Horse Sale are expected to stay in the sale and be offered for sale on April 13, 2024.
- All horses sold will be subject to a 10% sales commission in addition to catalogue fee. The consignor will have the privilege to no sale or pass on his or her horse. If the horse is passed out, the cost to the consignor will be the catalogue fee as well as $300 pass out fee.
- All horses must go through the sale ring absolutely no alley trading
- The accuracy and information of the catalogue pages is the sole responsibility of the consignor.
- GST and 3% buyer fee on the total will be applied to all purchases.
