[QUOTE=Sheila A;6526801]
I also know from personal experience that everything at Glenhill is top notch. I have been there several times since I bought this mare in utero 5 years ago and I can assure you, everything is and always has been very clean and sanitary and the horses all receive premium care.[/QUOTE]
No argument that Glennhill is a class act.
[QUOTE=216 Jumper;6527039]
Awesome, I hope you get a nice foal.[/QUOTE]
The foal will not be mine as the mare is leased but thank you. I look forward to seeing her foal. Flirt is my heart horse, I will keep her forever 
[QUOTE=Sheila A;6527205]
The foal will not be mine as the mare is leased but thank you. I look forward to seeing her foal. Flirt is my heart horse, I will keep her forever :)[/QUOTE]
Sheila,
Is this the chestnut mare that was boarded at our mutual barn? If so, she is gorgeous!
[QUOTE=IrishWillow;6527221]
Sheila,
Is this the chestnut mare that was boarded at our mutual barn? If so, she is gorgeous! :)[/QUOTE]
Thank you, Kathryn. That is a different 4-yr old, that one is by Ragtime. She will hopefully be going out on the hunter circuit next year. This is Flirt http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151037614902258&set=a.190563702257.127606.609767257&type=3&theater taken about six weeks ago, and this is pulled off a video the first time she went through a jump chute: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=476544087257&set=a.190563702257.127606.609767257&type=3&theater
and now back to our regularly scheduled programing…
[QUOTE=Sheila A;6527268]
Thank you, Kathryn. That is a different 4-yr old, that one is by Ragtime. She will hopefully be going out on the hunter circuit next year. This is Flirt http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151037614902258&set=a.190563702257.127606.609767257&type=3&theater taken about six weeks ago, and this is pulled off a video the first time she went through a jump chute: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=476544087257&set=a.190563702257.127606.609767257&type=3&theater
and now back to our regularly scheduled programing…[/QUOTE]
She is darling, I love! Good luck with selling the lovely chestnut filly. Barbara had lovely things to say about her… I was supposed to sit on her one day and we ran out of time. She is gorgeous in person, I bet she does great things on the circuit!
Back to Jill… LOL
GFF Facebook
wow…that takes alot of moxey to have a photo of John French on Redwine right smack up front.
[QUOTE=eagle74;6508215]
Appsolute, link isn’t working. Just curious how many people posting on here have competed against GFF foals and lost or won?[/QUOTE]
ROTFLMAO!:D:D:D
Good one! :lol: Everyone here is complaining because they’re jealous of you! :lol::lol::lol:
I was minding my own business but this is just too funny!
Oh, that has been the defense from the start. People aren’t upset because this person has been doing many shady things, to many people, oh no no no, we are all just JEALOUS meanies!
You know, I am eventer, and I like TBs and Appaloosas, I MUST be just seething with jealousy over some “show dogs” of the horse world.
No, I just hate cheats and liers. Humm… eagle74 never responded again after I fixed my links. Wonder if they ever went to check the Official Records of Sonoma County which shows a long history of financial issues, and a number of JUDGEMENTS against JB (and no notices were ever recorded that these were paid off… still wide open).
Eagle flew the coop …
[QUOTE=Kwill;6527695]
Eagle flew the coop …[/QUOTE]
Not really missing his contributions :rolleyes:, so best to let sleeping dogs lie.
I have read this from the beginning, and I don’t know much about the sport horse industry. With that said I will tell you I never thought he was legit or believed any of his/her reasons for posting.
It is interesting they left.
I’m just shocked she still has her FB page up…can’t be good with constant string of posts directing people this way…
It’s in difficult times that you realize who your true friends are. From what I can tell, all the rats have jumped ship. :rolleyes:
Just checked Gray Fox Farms FB page…there is actually a link here, first time I’ve seen this. Jill Burnell must be sleeping in this morning.
So have there been any successful judgments against Jill Burnell of Gray Fox Farm for all the monetary delinquency’s ?
Successful as in: A court said “Jill you owe this person $$$ money. I find in the favor of the plaintiff”.
or successful as in: “Dear so and so, here is the money the court says I owe you. Signed, Jill”. ?
Just a note here from a trial lawyer regarding judgments:
In most states (probably all, but I am not licensed or familiar with the laws of every state, so cannot say for certain), once you get a judgment against someone, you first have to wait for the judgment to become final (you must give the defendant time to appeal). When the judgment becomes final, then you have to execute on that judgment. To do this takes more time and money and legal fees.
You apply to the court for a writ of execution that must then be served by the proper authorities. Those authorities generally serve the writ on the defendant and demand immediate payment. If they do not receive payment, they can then begin seizing non-exempt property that will then be sold to try and satisfy the judgment.
All this takes a great deal of time, effort and money. Many successful plaintiffs just don’t have the funds to do it - or the defendants don’t have sufficient assets to seize and sell. And there are VERY tricky laws regarding what you can and cannot seize - and if you seize something that is not subject to seizure, there are bad penalties attached so that many plaintiffs are afraid to try it.
And in some states you can hit the defendant’s bank account with a writ of garnishment or attachment that will then seize whatever funds are at that moment in the account - but most defendants are wise to this and keep changing bank accounts or banks or never let money sit in the account long enough for the plaintiff to learn on what day to execute the writ.
So, most sucessful plaintiffs file their judgments in the property records of the county in which the defendant resides and it puts a lien on the defendant’s real property which then cannot legally be sold without the lien/judgment being paid from the proceeds.
i wonder if that is why they let their property foreclose?
[QUOTE=Long Spot;6528555]
Successful as in: A court said “Jill you owe this person $$$ money. I find in the favor of the plaintiff”.
or successful as in: “Dear so and so, here is the money the court says I owe you. Signed, Jill”. ?[/QUOTE]
Successful as in judgement and then money’s paid…has she ever made good on a single case ?
[QUOTE=Kwill;6527695]
Eagle flew the coop …[/QUOTE]
Still here! As far as the competition question, it was just that, a question!
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