ADDITIONAL LIMITED WARRANTY CONSIGNORS warrant that any yearling in the All-American Ruidoso Horse Sale, LLC (AARHS) shall not have been administered any Exog- enous Anabolic Steroids, Clenbuterol, Albuterol, Bisphosphonates, Ractopamine, Zilpaterol, or Beta Agonists (prohibited substances). For the purchaser to avail him or herself of this Warranty, the purchaser agrees to pay AARHS $500 to cover direct costs and administrative ex- penses regarding the blood or hair sample being taken. AARHS will then arrange for the Sale veterinarian or Sale representative to obtain a blood or hair sample to be taken immediately after the fall of the hammer and prior to the animal leaving the sale grounds, to be sent to a labora- tory selected by AARHS for testing for prohibited substances (PS). Should the post-sale test reveal the presence of a PS at such level as de- termined by the testing laboratory that shows that a PS is present in the system of the horse (positive test), the purchaser shall have the right to rescind the purchase of the horse, in which case, the purchaser must give notice to AARHS within 24 hours of notification of the positive test results. If the purchaser chooses to rescind the purchase of the horse as a results of the positive test for PS, AARHS will refund the purchase price which has been held from the Consignor pending the test results. AARHS will give the test results to the purchaser and seller as soon as practical after receiving the results, usually within ten days of the Sale date. In addition, neither the purchaser or consignor shall have the right, nor shall AARHS have any obligation to conduct testing of a split sample. AARHS’s decision concerning the validity of a positive test, supported by the testing laboratory selected by AARHS, shall be fully binding upon the consignor, purchaser, and all other interested parties. In the event any party challenges the AARHS’s exercise of discretion, absence of fraud, or bad faith, such party shall be liable for all AARHS reasonable expenses including, but not limited to such items as the $500 testing fee, veterinarian charges, vanning, insurance, and boarding. Purchaser will be required to exercise due care during the recession period in maintaining and boarding of the horse. The purchaser shall not cause the horse to be materially altered during the recession period.
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