No matter whether you see purchasing a horse at auction as an “adoption,” “rescue,” or sale, I think this article gives a very clear picture of the realities of what you are likely to get.
It is ALWAYS a gamble, and every horse is not Snowman, but here are a number of success stories I think everyone will enjoy:
Think what you might of the Camelot sales structure and what is made of it by others, I think it’s unarguable that due to the FB networking and the fact that Frank bought them out of New Holland to begin with, an awful lot of horses, ponies, and donkeys got a second chance at a great life who otherwise would have fallen to the killers’ bolt.
Unfortunately this is apparently going to end now, because Frank Carper is retiring to KY and his facility has been leased to a new business which is rumored to be “operating differently.”
Wishing Frank and the Camelot Horse Weekly people peace, happiness and contentment in the future. Y’all done well!