Hello, I am answering the problem question attached below. I and I am struggling with the outline. This is regarding UK contract law

If you could please advise me in the correct direction

So far I have my points as

Jodie V Bruce - Misrepresentation Breach

Jodie v Bruce Breach

Jodie v Vet - Misrepresentation

Jodie v Horsie and Co - Breach & unfair terms

I am trying to argue Jodie v Vet? using misrepresentation however I am unsure if this as wellwhich relevant case to look into

Thank you for your time

Problem Question Jodie is a professional horse rider. She needs a new horse to compete in the upcoming horse riding race. She also needs to purchase new horse riding equipment. She phones Bruce, a horse seller, and asks if the horses he sells are free from hereditary diseases. Bruce replies that they are. Bruce adds that all of his horses are checked by a vet who issues a certificate confirming the good health of the horse. Reassured by Bruce, Jodie pays $20,000 for a horse. Bruce promises to deliver the horse in 5 days. In the meantime, Bruce asks the vet to inspect the horse. The vet issues a certificate confirming the horse is in good health and has no hereditary diseases. Bruce's van breaks down. As a result, he delivers the horse with the certificate to Jodie 3 days later than promised but still in time for Jodie to practice. Jodie contacts Horsie and Co, a company that sells horse equipment. She tells Horsie and Co that she is interested in purchasing a saddle pad. Horsie and Co sends her an electronic contract, which contains the following provisions: a. Horsie and Co will not be liable for any injuries caused as a result of using its equipment. b. Horsie and Co's liability for any financial loss caused by defects in its horse equipment will be limited to $500. After months of active training with the new horse purchased from Bruce, Jodie enters a horse riding race. 2 minutes into the race, Jodie realises her horse is unusually slow. 4 minutes later, her new saddle pad purchased from Horsie and Co falls off the horse, causing Jodie to fall onto the ground and suffer several bone fractures that require long-term medical treatment. Jodie fails to finish the race, losing $50,000 of potential income. She needs f15,000 to treat injuries caused by her fall from the horse. It later transpires the horse equipment had a manufacturing defect and that the horse had a hereditary disease which affected its speed. Advise Jodie