RE: Arab Slaughter Horse Looking For a Home

["Corbelletta, Antonio" <Antonio_Corbelletta@affymetrix.com>]

What I would do is have the thing put down if it is that dangerous.  Of
course a last resort, but if the horse is that bad then putting it down is
the humane thing to do.  
I can't see having it sent off to the killers to make it suffer a horrible
death.  Sorry, I just could not do it to my horses.
Tony 

-----Original Message-----
From: Linda B. Merims [mailto:lbm@naisp.net]
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 10:06 AM
To: Suzanne.Boyd.sboyd1@neo.rr.com
Cc: ridecamp@endurance.net
Subject: RC: Arab Slaughter Horse Looking For a Home


Suzanne said:

>Maybe things are different here in the midwest(Ohio) but on just about any
>given Friday you can go to the local(Sugarcreek) meat sale and find a few
>nice Arabs in the meat pen.

Whenever I am getting ready to buy a horse, I always have to ask
myself, "What if it doesn't work out?"

What happens if you buy one of these horses and discover that
there was a very good reason why the previous owner had tried
to get rid of the horse?  (Incurable kicker or something.)

What then?

Linda B. Merims
lbm@naisp.net
Massachusetts, USA


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