Re: RC: Boggs

[Lif Strand <fasterhorses@gilanet.com>]

"Why can't people simply refuse to give money for breeding to a horse
which has been altered?"

Agreed - but first you have to know that the horse has been altered.
That's the sneaky part - maybe a stallion's been awarded a championship,
is advertised heavily, lots of talk about him.  You go to the farm, see
a fancy horse trotted out, look at the pedigree, decide to breed.  Then
when the foal has (for instance) a thick throat latch, it's blamed on
the mare or some ancestors in the wood pile, never knowing that that
throat latch came from the stallion.  Lif
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