Owners search for horses after promises broken, Ziva, agreement ignored

18 October 2016

NJ.com published an article on October 14, 2016 featuring several of our listings. According to the article:

Horses can go missing for many reasons. Horses sold or given away, or even adopted out with a contract may not be protected. Here are some open cases filed with Netposse.org:

Ziva, right of first refusal agreement ignored

Ziva may have been sent to auction instead of being offered to a family given right of first refusal. (Photo courtesy NetPosse)

Ziva, a grey Thoroughbred mare went missing in North Potomac, Md.

The aging and chronically lame mare was allegedly transported to auction despite an agreement that her previous lessors would be given right of first refusal to buy her if the stable no longer wanted her.

See her flyer at https://netposse.com/view_report.asp?reportid=5063

Resource: NJ.com, http://www.nj.com/horsenews/2016/10/owners_still_search_for_horses.html

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