ValueMyHorse is an
Equine Valuation, Consulting and Expert Witness Services company specializing in
Sporthorses and Performance Horses; hunter/jumper, dressage, eventing, breeding, reining, cutting and working cow horse. Owner Bridget Brandon is a Senior Certified Equine Appraiser with the American Society of Equine Appraisers and is USPAP Certified. Bridget has been a certified equine appraiser since 2001 and has worked on numerous equine related lawsuits as an appraiser, consultant and expert witness.
Bridget has 30 years in showing and breeding Warmbloods in hunter/jumper, dressage and eventing and has held numerous German Oldenburg Verband inspections at her farm. She was a former board member of the North Texas Hunter/Jumper Club and has judged numerous local shows. Bridget also sits on the advisory board for Tom McCutcheon Reinng horses, 2010 WEG Gold Medal Winner in Reining and USEF Horseman of the Year.
Bridget holds her Property and Casualty Insurance license and sells equine and farm and ranch insurance. She is a graduate of Southern Methodist University and has worked for both Bank of America and Verizon in management in the field of marketing.
Screening Questions You Should Ask When Buying a Horse
There are some very important preliminary questions you should always ask when buying a horse. These screening questions should be asked right up front. If at all possible, you should ask these questions initially on the phone prior to seeing the horse.
Owning A Horse Is A Huge Financial Investment: Get A Pre-Purchase Exam!
You've decided to buy a horse and you have now located the horse of your dreams. There are a lot of emotions involved.
Law Change In California Affects How You Buy And Sell a Horse
Open-ended horse deals are quickly coming to an end. Florida has a statute (Section 535.16 of the Florida Statutes) and the California Legislature recently amended a similar one that now requires written documentation for horse sales.