Blue Hors Autumn Auction 2023

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THEN you’re ready to give us your bid from Thursday 12 October.

Maybe one of tomorrow’s new dressage stars will be yours?

Our auction horses can be inspected and tried by appointment with our advisors on the following days:

21 September 14-16
4 October 14-16
7 October 10.30-12.30
11 October 14-16.

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Additionally, we will be live streaming a presentation on the September 27. LINK will be provided later!

Our advisors can guide you in choosing the auction horse that best suits your ambitions and desires.

CONTACT us via phone and book a time for trying out one or more of our auction horses:

MANAGER OF FUTURE & MASTER RIDER
Ulrik Falbe-Hansen
+45 2830 0698
uh@bluehors.com

SPORTS MANAGER
Ulrik Gerstorf Sørensen
+45 2490 9401
ugs@bluehors.com

How to bid?
The final bidding round will take place on Saturday 14 October, starting at 19:00 at auction.bluehors.com

To bid online, register via auction.bluehors.com and place your bids from October 12 at 5PM.

Are the bids without VAT?
VAT (in Danish: “moms”) of 25 percent of the purchase price is added to the final purchase price, unless thebuyer is VAT exempt in Denmark. If the buyer is a company that is VAT registered in another EU country, Blue Hors can issue an invoice without VAT, if the buyer provides documentation that the horse is transported to another EU country immediately after conclusion of the purchase

Are the bids added to the fees?
No – no buyerfees are added to the hammerprizes

Is there X-ray on the horses?
Yes there are x-rays available on all auction horses. These can be seen when you are registered as a bidder at the auction. Register HERE

Clinical examination
A clinical examination by a veterinarian of all the horses will be done 3 days before the start of the auction. Result of this can be seen when you are registered as a bidder at the auction. Register HERE

See the full COLLECTION HERE

These terms and conditions apply to online auctions conducted by Blue Hors Aps, Tørskindvej 70, 7183 Randbøl, VAT number: 15 50 47 49 (“Blue Hors”).

Blue Hors’ privacy policy and cookie policy are an integral part of these auction terms. The two policies can be found here:

Privacy Policy

Cookie Policy

By checking the box below or by creating a user profile and/or participating in an online auction, you acknowledge that you have read and accepted these terms, as well as the privacy policy and cookie policy. Furthermore, you consent to Blue Hors sending you emails with information about upcoming auctions. Your user profile can be deleted at any time, and your consent can be withdrawn by contacting Blue Hors at the following email address: auction@bluehors.com.

1. Registration

Anyone wishing to participate in an online auction must be registered in advance by creating a user profile on the website. For a buyer who primarily acts outside their profession (a consumer), this is done by providing name, address, telephone number, and email address. Businesses must provide their company name, address, VAT number, as well as the name, telephone number, and email address of a contact person. (Any participant in an online auction, whether a consumer or a business, is referred to as a “Participant” hereinafter.)

Contact information is used for issuing an invoice in connection with a purchase at an online auction. Blue Hors has the right to verify that a Participant’s information is correct and may exclude a Participant who has provided misleading or incorrect information or who has otherwise acted in a manner deemed unacceptable by Blue Hors.

Each Participant has a personal username and password used for logging into the Participant’s user profile. A Participant is responsible for all purchases made using the Participant’s user profile. This applies to purchases made on behalf of a third party as well as if the Participant has facilitated unauthorized access to the Participant’s user profile. Blue Hors is not responsible for losses resulting from unauthorized access to and use of a Participant’s user profile.

2. Information and Inspection

Before placing a bid, Participants have the opportunity and are encouraged to review the catalog with information about the horses being sold at auction, including X-ray examination reports and reports from clinical examinations. Participants also have the opportunity to inspect a horse and/or receive further information about the horse by sending an email to the following email address: auction@bluehors.com. An inspection can only be arranged by prior agreement. A Participant must comply with all instructions and guidelines at the inspection location, and all visits are at the Participant’s own risk.

3. Changes

Errors and omissions in the catalog of horses and in auction terms, appendices, and other documents from Blue Hors related to the auction are reserved. Blue Hors reserves the right to remove a horse from the auction, extend the auction, or restart the auction if there is suspicion of misuse, errors, technical issues, or other matters that have affected the auction in a manner deemed unacceptable by Blue Hors. The same applies if no Participant has placed a bid higher than the minimum price set by Blue Hors. Blue Hors assumes no responsibility for delays, canceled auctions, operational disruptions, or technical problems of any kind.

4. VAT

A 25 percent value-added tax (VAT) is added to the bid amount unless the Participant is not obligated to pay VAT in Denmark. If the Participant is a business registered for VAT in another EU country, an invoice without VAT can be issued if the Participant can demonstrate that the horse is transported out of Denmark and to another EU country immediately after the conclusion of the purchase.

5. Payment

A Participant is bound by their last and highest bid unless and until a higher bid is made. The Participant with the highest bid when the auction ends is the winner of the auction and will automatically receive an email confirming this. Blue Hors will then send an invoice to the Participant. The invoice must be paid within 5 days. If the Participant does not pay within the deadline, Blue Hors will send a payment reminder to the Participant. If the Participant still does not pay the amount due, Blue Hors will send a demand letter in accordance with Section 10(3) of the Danish Act on Debt Collection, and a reminder fee may also be charged. The Participant’s auction account will then be blocked, and Blue Hors is entitled to sell the horse to another bidder at the auction. The Participant will be liable for any potential loss incurred by Blue Hors in connection with the coverage sale. If the Participant does not pay within 10 days after the demand letter has been sent, the claim will be forwarded to a debt collection agency without further notice, which may result in additional costs for the Participant. Blue Hors is entitled to charge interest from the due date.

6. Collection

When Blue Hors has received the purchase amount, including VAT, ownership of the horse is transferred to the Participant, and the Participant can collect the horse at Blue Hors’ address. (If it’s a foal, it can only be collected when it’s ready to be separated from the mare. The Participant and Blue Hors will enter into further agreements regarding this.) Blue Hors reserves the right to retain the horse until the payment is registered. If the horse is not collected by the Participant within 5 days after the auction’s conclusion, Blue Hors may charge EUR 10 per day from the Participant for stabling and feeding, etc.

The risk of deterioration or accidental loss (death) of the horse passes from Blue Hors to the Participant when the Participant collects the horse, specifically when the Participant or a representative of the Participant takes control of the horse’s lead rope.

The horse’s passport, owner’s certificate, and other relevant documents regarding the horse are handed over to the Participant upon the Participant’s collection of the horse.

The Participant ensures that mandatory liability insurance, according to applicable law, is in effect from the time of collection, and that ownership of the horse is transferred within 30 days of the Participant’s payment for the horse.

7. Defects and Shortcomings

Blue Hors provides no warranties, including for a horse’s potential and/or development. The Participant cannot claim that any of the conditions described in materials that the Participant has had access to prior to placing their bid constitute a defect or shortcoming in the horse. This applies to conditions described in the horse catalog, the X-ray examination report, the report from the clinical examination, and other materials provided by Blue Hors. Furthermore, the Participant cannot assert defects or shortcomings related to conditions that the Participant was otherwise aware of at the time of placing their bid in the auction, including conditions that were or should have been discovered by the Participant during their inspection of the horse.

If an agreement for the purchase of a horse is terminated due to a defect or shortcoming that entitles the Participant to terminate the agreement, the Participant may, in addition to the refund of the purchase price, demand compensation for follow-up costs related to the horse’s stabling, feeding, veterinarian care, insurance, etc., up to a maximum of EUR 10 per day, from the time the Participant notifies Blue Hors of the defect until the agreement is actually terminated.

8. Warranty Claim Period

The warranty claim period is two weeks from the time the Participant discovered or should have discovered a defect or shortcoming in the horse. The Participant must provide written notice to Blue Hors within this period if the Participant wishes to assert the relevant defect or shortcoming. The absolute deadline for warranty claims is 3 months from the conclusion of the purchase (payment of the purchase price to Blue Hors). After this period, the Participant can no longer claim defects or shortcomings in the horse.

9. Disputes

The agreement is subject to Danish law, without regard to international private law rules or principles that may lead to the application of the law of another country.

Any dispute arising in connection with the agreement shall be settled by the ordinary Danish courts, unless the parties – after the dispute has arisen – agree that the dispute shall be settled by arbitration in accordance with the then-current ordinary rules of arbitration for horses of SEGES or rules for expanded arbitration for horses. Regardless of the above, the parties agree to seek to resolve any dispute as quickly as possible through dialogue and negotiation, taking into account that the subject of the sale is a living animal.

10. Right of Withdrawal

There is no right of withdrawal for businesses.

There is a 14-day right of withdrawal for a consumer when purchasing on Blue Hors’ online or hybrid auctions. The withdrawal period runs from the day when the Participant – or a third party designated by the Participant – takes possession of the horse. If the withdrawal period expires on a holiday, a Saturday, a Sunday, or Constitution Day, the withdrawal period is extended to the following working day instead.

To exercise the right of withdrawal, the Participant must notify Blue Hors of this within the withdrawal period. The notice must be unambiguous and in writing. The Participant can, for example, use Blue Hors’ standard withdrawal form, which can be obtained by contacting Blue Hors.

If the Participant exercises the right of withdrawal, Blue Hors will refund the purchase price to the Participant without undue delay and in any case no later than 14 days from the date on which Blue Hors receives notice of the Participant’s exercise of the right of withdrawal. Blue Hors will carry out such repayment using the same means of payment that the Participant used for the original transaction, unless the Participant has expressly agreed to another payment method. The Participant will not incur any fees as a result of the repayment. Blue Hors may withhold the purchase amount until the horse has been returned to Blue Hors.

The Participant must return the horse to Blue Hors without undue delay and no later than 14 days from the date on which the Participant informed Blue Hors of the exercise of the right of withdrawal. The Participant must bear the direct costs associated with the return of the horse.

The Participant is liable for any reduction in the value of the horse resulting from the Participant’s handling.

11. Complaint

A complaint about a product or service, when the purchase price is less than DKK 100,000, can be submitted to the Center for Complaint Resolution, Nævnenes Hus, Toldboden 2, 8800 Viborg, Denmark. You can file a complaint with the Center for Complaint Resolution via the Complaint Portal for Nævnenes Hus.

These auction terms were last revised on September 22, 2023