Elledge v. Hotchkiss

The appellee is the owner of two race horses, and equipment used in training and racing said horses. In July, 1928, he entered into a contract with appellant, according to appellee’s contention, whereby said horses were delivered to appellant to be entered in the races for the season, appellee agreeing to furnish his caretaker, Jim Norwood, to go with the horses, and pay the expenses of Jim and the horses while being trained at Athens, and for their transportation to the first place of entry. Thereafter the expenses incident to the keeping of the horses were to be deducted from their…