Re: RC: fighting

[Bette Lamore <woa@stormnet.com>]

Other than revenge on your now ex-husband, I can't see a reason for
keeping a horse that can be that vicious to people (not to mention your
critters)--- no matter how good a trail horse!
Bette, who is getting too old to fear for her life
Bette Lamore
Whispering Oaks Arabians, Home of 16.2hh TLA Halynov	
(Yes, really 16.2!)
http://www.arabiansporthorse.com


Erin McCrary wrote:
> 
> I used to own a retired endurance horse.  She was the best trail horse I
> ever had, however, she ripped a hole in my old POA's stomach with her shoe
> when she kicked her and attacked my now ex-husband by running him down and
> biting him on the back.  My current husband's horse ws at a friends house
> where we do most of our riding and he was run into the fence and got his
> hock tore up when it got caught ng the fence and two teeth knocked out.  My
> neighbor's filly who ws the underdog had her jaw broke.  My point is, if you
> think the hose that is doing the fighting is worth keeping put the horse
> somewhere by its self.  It's not worth the worry, heart ach, and vet bills.
> Erin
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