Owner of Running Y Ranch, Caleb Blake, wanted to purchase a brood mare for his Quarter Horse breeding program. Svea Larson tells Blake about a horse, Dandee Girl, that she wants to sell. She states that Dandee Girl is in excellent physical health, a registered Quarter Horse, and will be able to foal within eighteen months. They agree on the terms, and Blake contracts with Larson to purchase Dandee Girl for exist9,000. Blake pays in full and hauls the mare to the ranch. After two years, however, Dander Girl has not gotten pregnant. So Blake calls in a prominent veterinarian, who, after an extensive examination, informs Blake that Dandee Girl is infertile. Blake files a lawsuit against Larson to rescind their sales contract for Dandee Girl. How will a court most likely rule on Blake's claim for rescission of the contract? a. The court will most likely allow the rescission based on a mistake. b. The court will most likely allow the rescission based on a mistake of fact. c. The court will most likely not allow rescission based on a mistake of fact. d. The court will most likely not allow rescission, because Bake made a mistake about market value only