In September 1988 plaintiff and defendant entered into a horse brokerage contract. Pursuant to its terms defendant was to purchase horses on plaintiff's account which were suitable for training as jumping horses, train them and ultimately sell them at a profit. During the period the horses were being trained by defendant, he was contractually responsible for their care and maintenance and was to pay all costs associated therewith. Three horses...
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