I have been very lucky as i have bought 4 online. I did my homework and did well with all of them. I have also bought quite a few at the sales and cant complain about the outcome on any of them. As Kenny Rogers used to say. Know when to hold em and know when to fold them. lol

Seems like Aaron is winning everything in Ohio now. How would he fare if he moved his operation to NJ?

He Wouldn’t last.

Should potential buyers use more/better judgment when they see a horse for sale from an individual/trainer that might not be the most upcoming with proper/correct information?

I believe there was a thread or 2 on in in plop past on people/trainers who weren’t forth coming on their horses listed for sale. I won’t mention the names involved.

You and your trainer are to smart to buy any of that misrepresented horses you see online. Your trainer does his homework. Which is why you consistently do well year after year.

Yet he's on here 24/7!

How much money did you grift for Larry Rolla to waste three weeks in the Bahamas JOSEPH G? It costs 10k a week for taxis and food???

The owners of the websites (like ongait and preferred) should require proof of validity of statements made, verify age of photos posted, and a certification from an independent vet for any horse that hasn’t raced within the last 30 days.

Should that statement go for sale horses also? Owner statements are no always on the up and up there and no vet certification is required. It is always as is. I  understand you can look at a live animal though a lot of problems are internal also. Such as tie ups being crazy and so on.