Didn’t realize this was still going…
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Its very unfortunate that the post above by Jonathan is so inaccurate and delusional, honesty is not his forte. To address his “pointing the blame” for his own problems, insecurities, malpractice, etc… The attorneys involved from the owner of the horse have all the details, misrepresentation, etc. The horse was lame and on video months before it ever came to me, a full prepurchase was never done with xrays at his hand for these new first time horse owners, the poor mare was lame and vet called the very first day after arrival and diagnosed with said injuries, I had told the owner it was lame while i watched it go before ever going to the show and expected it to be unsound when it arrived, it was never turned out for a week as he claims and he would never know that info anyway as he was evicted. The slanderous comments from a low life like the above are meaningless to me, if he must post things that are complete lies to feel better about his life then thats his problem. My move to Florida was purely for a change and to be close to my family, I never had anything to ever run away from in my life. My customers from California are like family to me, have always been and always will be. Their horses always took priority over anything else. The proof is in the results. And the mare did make a full recovery after a year and several months of treatment and rehab. The shame in these posts it not on me. The horses always come first before anything! Unfortunate that greed and selfishness put this horse in this position in the first place.[/QUOTE]
I didn’t realize this was still going… Regardless of how it happened which from the posts we will never agree on, the horse ended up injured, and what’s important is that she healed. My horses are happy and healthy where I am, as am I. Nancy I hope you find yourself, your horses and your family in the same situation. Life is too short for this pettiness. Good luck to you, God bless.
