Re: RC: buying a horse/warning (buying Easy)

[Rarephorm@aol.com]

Please everyone, don't give up on people being honest and trustworthy.  There 
are still some out there.  I decided a few months ago to buy a new horse and 
looked at a few.  My shoer happened to mention that his sorrel gelding who I 
had seen on a couple of trailrides was for sale.  I said well bring him over 
and let me try him.  He showed up with the horse at the agreed time.  I ask 
him when he wanted an answer from me and he said Oh lets see...umm first of 
year ok?
I kept Easy here for about 30 days, liking him better every day.  I had him 
Vetted and called his owner and said would you please come shoe my new horse 
for me.  He came bringing Easy's papers and a transfer and I paid for him.  I 
realize it helps that we are in the same town and I have done business for a 
number of years with this man but it really was the greatest way to buy a 
horse.
I'm not trying to boast but to show all of you that there really still are 
some totally honest people out there both buying and selling horses.

Ellen, Abra & Easy
NADM Farm
Canby, Oregon


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