Sally Rider makes an agreement with Hank Helper to buy a particular race horse for her. Sally asks Hank not to reveal her identity when negotiating for the horse's purchase. Hank makes a deal with Spirit Stables, the owner of the horse Sally wants. Hank makes a down payment under the terms of a valid contract for the purchase/sale of the horse. Sally, however, later changes her mind and does not provide the rest of the purchase price. Spirit Stables sues Hank Helper for breach of contract. If he loses this lawsuit, Hank wants to hold Sally liable for whatever damages he has to pay in the lawsuit brought by the stables. WHAT REASONS MIGHT SALLY HAVE FOR NOT WANTING HER IDENTITY TO BE REVEALED? CAN HANK HOLD SALLY LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES HE MIGHT HAVE TO PAY IN THE LAWSUIT BROUGHT AGAINST HIM BY SPIRIT STABLES? WHY OR WHY NOT?