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Re: O/T boarding horses
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Posted by jlmtractor on April 19, 2007 at 12:16:06 from (65.4.119.116):
In Reply to: O/T boarding horses posted by 37 chief on April 18, 2007 at 20:34:01:
i board horses for a living if you dont have the time and the love for horses just dont do it and none of my trucks have ever got repoed and if a person from the city tryin to get in to the horse business they are the "horse people" that dont have any money because they dont know the right people or you have to no the right things dont go giving horse people bad names it depends on who has the horse if they just up and forget about and when that happens i send them a letter and tell them i am going to sell the horse and when they bring there horse to my farm i have them sign a paper that says that i can sell their horse if they dont pay me and never come see it and ride it and i admit i will ride a horse for someone if they dont come out there is no reason to punish a horse like that he didnt do anything wrong
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