PUBLIC LAW 111â148âMAR. 23, 2010 124 STAT. 119. Public Law 111â148. 111th Congress. An Act. Entitled The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of. the United States of America in Congress assembled, SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; TABLE OF CONTENTS. (a) SHORT TITLE.âThis Act may be cited as the ââPatient Protec-. tion and Affordable Care Actââ.
You pay only for the time we're together, NOT for the time it takes us to plan your tour. Your only added expense would be a per-person, per-farm fee charged by Horse Country, Inc. - the farm equivalent of Ticketmaster. Most farm visits will cost $20 per person, so I'll recommend ONE of our best. If you want to do more, that can happen, for a price. Tours are conducted in YOUR vehicle, not in a van as part of a public tour group. We may join others at a horse farm stop, otherwise it's just you and your guide.
1 Keep in mind that some vets include this in their overall fees. 2  Plan on budgeting $150 to $300 for hauling fees. 3  While optional, some horse owners opt for a special urn, gravestone or some other memorable piece by which they can remember their horse. 4  Cremating the horse can cost anywhere from $250 to $400. If the vet has to come to the home, a farm call fee will be added. 2  This fee can cost anywhere from $30 to $100. 3  If you live outside of their driving radius, a fuel surcharge per mile can be charged. 4  Hauling the horse away can pose additional fees, too. 5  The cost to have the horse hauled from your home can be extra.