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[Onthefront11]

It's funny how Maurice bids up his own horses and when the auction ends it's a buyer no one heard of.  You can fool some of these money guys some of the time but you can't fool a guy who reads the program, stay tuned.

[Dingus]

If you’re talking about Making History, Myron Bell is the owner.
Maurice is just the go-between for inquiries.

[LUCPARK]

If you’re talking about Making History, Myron Bell is the owner.
Maurice is just the go-between for inquiries.

Bell can’t be trusted at a stop light

Big scams to raise the prices of their yearlings at Lexington sales

He can’t be trusted  to run a lemonade stand

[Pacer 2]

Bell can’t be trusted at a stop light

 

He can’t be trusted  to run a lemonade stand

     Neither can used car salesmen!     
   

[Onthefront11]

Create a false market and rob some big owner.  Maurice does it all the time.  One of the biggest weasels in the game.

[BrokenHeadPole]

If people keep buying the horses they offer, why stop?? They own "the store."

[dougie]

I never quite understood the lure for some who buy horses "on-line". Whenever I bought my horses, my trainer walked me and my partners over to meet the seller. And he always had a vet there to look the horse over. It was worth the $300 "look" to get his opinion. The horse world has truly changed.

[AgentQ]

And not for the better. And I agree with you, my trainer had the same approach and me and my partners never had to worry about back door deals or lame horses being offered.

[tumbleweed]

Create a false market and rob some big owner.  Maurice does it all the time.  One of the biggest weasels in the game.

Actually Maurice is one of the nicest guys you could meet. Treats everyone respectful.

[Meadow Ford]

I never quite understood the lure for some who buy horses "on-line". Whenever I bought my horses, my trainer walked me and my partners over to meet the seller. And he always had a vet there to look the horse over. It was worth the $300 "look" to get his opinion. The horse world has truly changed.

And how do you know that the seller is not paying the vet a $1,000?

[Stan durbread]

And how do you know that the seller is not paying the vet a $1,000?

Use a vet trust

[ScrapeThePaint]

I never quite understood the lure for some who buy horses "on-line". Whenever I bought my horses, my trainer walked me and my partners over to meet the seller. And he always had a vet there to look the horse over. It was worth the $300 "look" to get his opinion. The horse world has truly changed.

I don’t understand it either. Unless you’re buying a young horse that is lightly raced, the majority of the time, people are selling for a reason. And as someone making bids through a website, you normally don’t know that reason.