I never wrote that. Just that she wasn’t and easy client (to be polite) and should have not mentally tortured someone until things went totally sideways. Especially when your husband and MB’s lawyer had found another place for her to move to with a PanAm gold medalist. Maybe not a long term situation, but if she felt things were so bad at MB’s farm, it would have done for a month or so right? Training could have continued, which was the most important thing according to Lauren as she posted online a few times.
Sheesh, a friend of mine asked me to move my horse after she found him with his hind leg through the fence. She was worried she was going to come home from work one day to find him with his hind leg degloved. I found and moved him two days later. No hard feelings, when things aren’t working, they aren’t working, you move on and get over it. We’ve also moved a full stable of 10 horses quite quickly (because we had enough of the farm). It’s not that hard to do, especially in NJ where a lot of professional haulers go through.