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Miss Not Exciting
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Location: Ft Worth TX | A resolution has been reached thank you all!
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 Owner of a ratting catting machine
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| I'd tell him that Holidays have you in a crunch and he needs to come pick up the horse. His horse, his problem. You sold with full disclosure. |
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Location: Do I hear Banjos? | Well...but can you sell/transport a horse in your state without a current negative coggins? |
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Location: Kansas | I would just tell him you need to have him pick her up. |
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Miss Not Exciting
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Location: Ft Worth TX | Her old coggins just went out... That one was pulled from a chute... She was supposed to be picked up 2 weeks ago- coggins was good until the 6th. |
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  Warmblood with Wings
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Id not have sold that horse to anyone that isnt experienced enough when we have horses like that.. for the horses sake and the new owners ,its Our responsibility..whether you disclosed it or not.. just my opinion.. with that said. Id suggest a trainer and another barn.. adn tell him due to Liability issues ..
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Miss Not Exciting
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Location: Ft Worth TX | Bibliafarm - 2015-11-10 9:55 AM
Id not have sold that horse to anyone that isnt experienced enough when we have horses like that.. for the horses sake and the new owners ,its Our responsibility..whether you disclosed it or not.. just my opinion..
He came across and talked like he had plenty of experience and he "trains" horses so I was under the impression he was experienced but as times gone on it sounds like he learned how to train from rfdtv... |
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 A Somebody to Everybody
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | She sounds like she could be a dangerous horse, I would buy her back and figure something else out with her. If he dont want to sell her back then tell him you want the both of them off your place befor a lawsuit happens. |
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Warmblood with Wings
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Location: Florida.. | Oh ok in that case id ask him to move her due to liabiility or he pay you to help him.. |
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Miss Not Exciting
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Location: Ft Worth TX | Southtxponygirl - 2015-11-10 9:59 AM
She sounds like she could be a dangerous horse, I would buy her back and figure something else out with her. If he dont want to sell her back then tell him you want the both of them off your place befor a lawsuit happens.
She could be dangerous in the wrong hands that's why I'm worried. I turned down several interested parties on her because they were to inexperienced. This guy sounded experienced. She's never been mean- but runs away from anything she does not like- sad part is she is broke very good but saddling is an adventure so essentially she just needs started all over with one person to buddy with that has more then enough time. |
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Location: Displaced Iowegian | I wouldn't buy her back....you sold with FULL disclosure. Surely, he looked at the horse and was around it before he bought it. That being said, I would tell him NO to training "on site" due to liability issues and to come get the horse off of the property within 5 days. Additionally, she sold WITH a Coggins so you are not responsible fot that at this time. |
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Location: Texas | This is what happens when you buy horses at sales.
Sometimes you get a bad one. When you do, take them back to the sale.
I don't know what to tell you about your current situation. You agreed to board the horse, sold him the horse, and now you don't like that he wants to come "work" with her. You're going to have to just suck it up and keep your word. |
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A Somebody to Everybody
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Whoop Z Day Z - 2015-11-10 11:05 AM Southtxponygirl - 2015-11-10 9:59 AM She sounds like she could be a dangerous horse, I would buy her back and figure something else out with her. If he dont want to sell her back then tell him you want the both of them off your place befor a lawsuit happens. She could be dangerous in the wrong hands that's why I'm worried. I turned down several interested parties on her because they were to inexperienced. This guy sounded experienced. She's never been mean- but runs away from anything she does not like- sad part is she is broke very good but saddling is an adventure so essentially she just needs started all over with one person to buddy with that has more then enough time.
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A Somebody to Everybody
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | How long has it been since you sold this horse to him? |
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Location: Texas | is she halter broke?
can you get any oral meds in her?
you could sedate her with dormosedan gel and then pull blood.
I know some horses will not allow you to do oral meds but, I think that may be your best shot. if you can get a halter on her and get her in a stall... if you are really calm and easy you may be able to sneak it in. If not, I'm not sure.
What did the vet suggest when he/she came out to pull blood? |
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Warmblood with Wings
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Location: Florida.. | try a horse trailer stall |
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Miss Not Exciting
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Location: Ft Worth TX | He bought the horse 2.5 months ago- she was boarded for him to come back and pick up when he was in the area. She is halter broke, and broke to ride. This mare did not come from a sale she's actually a sister to a mare I lost. Dermosadan gel would be a good idea I did not think oral route! And she is alright to deworm! |
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Location: That part of Texas | Personally, my time and stress level are too valuable for me to let someone else have the upper hand in deciding on what's going to happen in my life. Given that, I would just load up the horse, have the current coggins on hand and drive it over to the guy's house. If you get stopped, you can always say you are headed to the vet to get the coggin's updated. Life is too short to let someone dictate the when, how and whatnot in this situation. If you let him come and pick the horse up, you are opening yourself to him spending whatever time on your property he needs to even get it in the trailer. Just do it yourself and avoid the stress. |
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A Somebody to Everybody
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Whoop Z Day Z - 2015-11-10 10:39 AM A resolution has been reached thank you all!
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Miss Not Exciting
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Location: Ft Worth TX | Southtxponygirl - 2015-11-10 12:37 PM
Whoop Z Day Z - 2015-11-10 10:39 AM A resolution has been reached thank you all!
Now that was fast
A stern phone call always helps ;) I suck at being stern and am generally to nice! |
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