An equine prepurchase exam is a veterinary examination of a horse, requested by a prospective buyer before completing a purchase, meant to identify any preexisting health problems that could affect the horse future performance and to reduce the buyer risk. The examination is typically carried out in four phases, over which a veterinarian assesses all aspects of the horse health relevant to its intended use.
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In horse trading, an equine prepurchase exam is an examination of a horse requested by the buying party prior to the purchase, in order to identify any preexisting problems which may affect a horse's future performance and reduce buyer risk.
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In horse trading, an equine prepurchase exam is an examination of a horse requested by the buying party prior to the purchase, in order to identify any preexisting problems which may affect a horse's future performance and reduce buyer risk.
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