The BO can file an Agister's Lien and take the horse for nonpayment of board.
In the meantime, he should be calling a vet for the animal. It's not the horse's fault he has an irresponsible, nonpaying owner.
Regardless, if the BO does file the proper legal paperwork and take possession of the horse, it has to be sold at a public sale, which means the highest bidder will get it.
The sale can be held on the farm premises, but it cannot in no way, shape, or form be a private sale or a giveaway. There are certain laws a BO has to follow when they file an Agister's Lien.
So if you're asking if somehow you could acquire the horse for little or nothing the answer is no, unless you're the highest bidder at the sale.
In the meantime, he should be calling a vet for the animal. It's not the horse's fault he has an irresponsible, nonpaying owner.
Regardless, if the BO does file the proper legal paperwork and take possession of the horse, it has to be sold at a public sale, which means the highest bidder will get it.
The sale can be held on the farm premises, but it cannot in no way, shape, or form be a private sale or a giveaway. There are certain laws a BO has to follow when they file an Agister's Lien.
So if you're asking if somehow you could acquire the horse for little or nothing the answer is no, unless you're the highest bidder at the sale.