Complaint Review: Propartners Thouroughbred Sport Horses

Agree with first two complaints.  Web site shows horses these "quacky" women said they sold, but they would not give me names, so I could talk to these buyers. These women hire out training and do not show horses.  Ask to see them ride simple flat work, like transitions, circles, leg-yields, can't do it.  

Have a pre-purchase vet exam and not by their personal vet (one of these "quackers" works for a vet).  Take the horse to a trainer or bring a trainer to ride the horse.  Horses off the track have virtually no schooling.

Demand the names and contact info for all buyers, not just their buds.  Look over their facility, top, credible horse brokers/sellers do not have dangerous fencing and a falling down barn.  Second comment is perfect.  Check out the various web sites that sell horses, they have nice free horses and offer rescue horses, you will find a better horse there.  I betcha.