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if compelled to pay them by the purchaser's 

 default, place the forfeit on the Forfeit List 

 in the usual manner, as due from the pur- 

 chaser to himself ; and until this forfeit is re- 

 paid, both the purchaser and the horse remain 

 under the same disabilities as if the purchaser 

 had been the original subscriber. 



In all cases of sale by private treaty, the 

 written acknowledgment of both parties that 

 the horse was sold with the engagement is 

 necessary to entitle either buyer or seller to 

 the benefit of this rule ; but when the horse 

 is sold by public auction, the advertised con- 

 ditions of the sale are sufficient evidence, and 

 if he has been claimed as the winner of a 

 race of which it was a condition that the 

 winner was to be sold with his engagements, 

 this also is sufficient. 



35. When a person has a horse engaged in 

 the name of another person, and is entitled 

 by purchase or otherwise to start the horse 

 for such engagement, but is prevented by any 

 of the preceding laws from starting his horse 

 without previously paying up forfeits to which 

 he is not otherwise liable, he may, if he pays 

 these forfeits, start his horse and have the 

 forfeits, with the names of the horses for 

 which they are due, placed on the Forfeit 

 List in the usual manner as due to himself. 



