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A registration document is extremely useful in any court trial where ownership of a horse is in dispute. Ownership of a horse may be established in a Bill of Sale, a written agreement between the seller and buyer (or agents such as trainers or bloodstock agents) or by contract construction.

This bill of sale can include important details such as the date of the sale, purchase price, description of the horse, details of any warranties made by the seller, or if the horse is sold "as is." It also has options to specify the method of payment, and can even include a basic right of first refusal.

A horse sale receipt is used by a horse vendor to give proof of payment to the buyer of a horse. The document describes the horse, as well as the amount and type of payment.

Tattoos, brands, freeze marks, scars, and pin-firing marks are the most common examples. The location and shape of these marks are sometimes also described as markings. On plain- colored horses without natural white markings, these features can be very useful along with hair whorls to identify a horse.

If you buy a horse Contact the Passport Issuing Organisation ( PIO ) within 30 days to update the passport ownership details. If the seller does not give you the horse's passport, contact your local trading standards office for advice.

Like many large purchases, having a 'receipt' of sorts will help with taxes, insurance, and future appraisal. A horse bill of sale should include the seller and buyer information as well as a horse's registration number, description, date, sale price, and any caveats on the sale (such as the right of first refusal).