mess in KY...
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doublete
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Ok, anyone a paid professional (farrier, vet, trainer, etc) that would donate their time to go over to see my mare, and tell me her condition?
The only way I can get out of my contract (my attorney is working on it, but it seems to be the only way) with the lessee is to have my horse be verified in poor condition, not being taken care of, etc. Such BS... I can't believe that I didn't think to put a clause in about the care of the OTHER horses being not up to par, but who would hav ethought this would happen?
So yes, would anyone be willing to donate their time and expertise to run over and see my horse?
The only way I can get out of my contract (my attorney is working on it, but it seems to be the only way) with the lessee is to have my horse be verified in poor condition, not being taken care of, etc. Such BS... I can't believe that I didn't think to put a clause in about the care of the OTHER horses being not up to par, but who would hav ethought this would happen?
So yes, would anyone be willing to donate their time and expertise to run over and see my horse?
Racing and retraining.
doubletree
I am in Lexington but I cant seem to find an email for you.
So if you still need someone to help email me
[email protected]
I am in Lexington but I cant seem to find an email for you.
So if you still need someone to help email me
[email protected]
Thank God, your horse was safe and in good condition. I hate reading about the cruelty of people that are keepers of defenseless animals. It haunts me that they would go without food or water. I think of my own horses rushing to the fence at feeding time and wonder what they would think if no food was there for them.