MB CIVIL SUIT UPDATE #10 K’s Request to Adjourn (delay) DENIED 11/01/22

[Jealoushe]

Has anyone here been served with a suit, or anything from the Ks side lawyers at all?

Or has it all been empty threats so far?

I know there has been a lot of action behind the scenes with some posters so I was just curious if there was actually any movement to sue someone here or if anyone knows if they have actually submitted a suit to other parties?

[Knights_Mom]

@MHM

But at least she was able to pass along that extremely useful information about bowing to horses to the whole world.

True. And so I am forever changed.

[Jealoushe]

Click on the middle area above the photo or article posted.

[erinmeri]

@Knights_Mom

Hay in Florida is over $20 a bale

I was talking NJ. Cheaper here!

[CurrentlyHorseless]

@erinmeri

For the poster who does not understand how boarding operations work… the profit comes from training fees, not from boarding. There is a reason boarding operations are closing all over the place - it’s not a profitable venture.

It was testified to that the $5,000 was for training board (meaning that included lessons and pro rides).

At $5,000 for 4 horses (nevermind the two humans and canine)… that $1250 each typically has to cover, for board alone:

• share of mortgage & taxes (or “dry stall” lease)
• share of insurance
• share of electricity
• share of general property maintenance
• share of overhead (administrative, billing, scheduling)
• bedding
• hay (let’s say 2/3 of a $7.00-$8.00 bale per day in 2019)
• feed (hay stretcher, beet pulp, grain)
• labor (muck, feed, water, turnout, blanketing, etc)

Aside from the first two, which are fixed regardless of the number of horses on property, the presence of those four horses costs money - yes, even in increased electricity usage (particularly in winter), and property maintenance (wear and tear from said horses).

$1250 for that area of NJ is at best, a break even for board only. Tack on lessons and pro rides for each horse and it’s absolutely losing money. If shows were included in the sum, even moreso.

I know how boarding operations work. I also know the difference between marginal cost and average cost.

[KurPlexed]

Duh. Thank you

[MHM]

@DownYonder

@MHM

@DownYonder

Andreas Helgstrand (and Mark Bellissimo for that matter)

Wait, what did they do? Lol.

They own/owned COTH - thus providing a platform for low-lifes like the K-Klan to be exposed to the world.

Ah. I was thinking more in terms of them owning the horse show in Wellington, so I was wondering if I had missed a big plot twist there. Lol.

[Knights_Mom]

@CurrentlyHorseless

I know how boarding operations work. I also know the difference between marginal cost and average cost.

Apparently you don’t because at that rate I pay far more with a “not MB” and thats just 3x a week with trainer. FOR ONE HORSE.

Can you not even concede the smallest thing?

[erinmeri]

@Knights_Mom

Apparently you don’t because at that rate I pay far more with a “not MB” and thats just 3x a week with trainer. FOR ONE HORSE.

Me too!!! (ETA: and NOT for 3x/week).

[hut-ho78]

@trubandloki

@hut-ho78

And after the shooting. The shooting became the focus not her report.

Right, because a report that has already been closed is not likely to be the focus of anything, before or after the shooting.

Eggbutt said the report was closed in 2020. The shooting was 2019.

[MHM]

@Knights_Mom

Hay in Florida is over $20 a bale

Ouch.

And that’s probably just for a regular bale.

I don’t even want to think what the fancy three string alfalfa costs these days.

[cutter99]

@CurrentlyHorseless

@erinmeri

For the poster who does not understand how boarding operations work… the profit comes from training fees, not from boarding. There is a reason boarding operations are closing all over the place - it’s not a profitable venture.

It was testified to that the $5,000 was for training board (meaning that included lessons and pro rides).

At $5,000 for 4 horses (nevermind the two humans and canine)… that $1250 each typically has to cover, for board alone:

• share of mortgage & taxes (or “dry stall” lease)
• share of insurance
• share of electricity
• share of general property maintenance
• share of overhead (administrative, billing, scheduling)
• bedding
• hay (let’s say 2/3 of a $7.00-$8.00 bale per day in 2019)
• feed (hay stretcher, beet pulp, grain)
• labor (muck, feed, water, turnout, blanketing, etc)

Aside from the first two, which are fixed regardless of the number of horses on property, the presence of those four horses costs money - yes, even in increased electricity usage (particularly in winter), and property maintenance (wear and tear from said horses).

$1250 for that area of NJ is at best, a break even for board only. Tack on lessons and pro rides for each horse and it’s absolutely losing money. If shows were included in the sum, even moreso.

I know how boarding operations work. I also know the difference between marginal cost and average cost.

Yeah, not so much!

But our expectations were not high for you anyway!

[Kitty64]

New update from LO. MB can get lettters again!

[trubandloki]

@Kitty64

New update from LO. MB can get lettters again!

On the Go Fund Me I assume?

[3PonyFarm]

@Knights_Mom

@erinmeri

• bedding
• hay (let’s say 2/3 of a $7.00-$8.00 bale

Hay in Florida is over $20 a bale

Yikes! That must be why my hay guy who charges me $5-$7 a bale ships semi loads of hay down south.

[Knights_Mom]

@MHM

@Knights_Mom

Hay in Florida is over $20 a bale

Ouch.

And that’s probably just for a regular bale.

I don’t even want to think what the fancy three string alfalfa costs these days.

I like to get super nice hay for my chickens and I got a square bale about 45 lbs of the softest, greenest exquisite hay a few weeks ago for $12.

[Kitty64]

Yes. I was being lazy typing.

[MHM]

From the GoFundMe:

Hi everyone,
I have the information to send letters to Michael. I don’t have information about sending other items yet, but letters, cards, photos, soft cover books, and magazines without staples can be sent directly from what I have been told.
The address is:
Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital
ATTN: Michael Barisone Unit E2
59 Koch Avenue
Morris Plains, NJ 07950
Please write and let’s show the hospital how much love and support Michael has from all of us!
I will post more information as I get it.
Thank you for your continued support. Please keep sharing the GFM so that people can stay up to date on what is happening.

[trubandloki]

@Kitty64

Yes. I was being lazy typing.

Just wanted to confirm it was the Go Fund Me so everyone would know where to find it, me included.

[CurrentlyHorseless]

@cutter99: I just loved your statement that

“There is no such thing as marginal cost when boarding horses, especially in the state of New Jersey.”