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Location: OREGON | Anyone know if the horses are ok from this bad wreck? Wondering if they were barrel racers headed home from BBR. It says one was injured, hoping it wasn't life threatening. 
http://www.kake.com/home/headlines/Blowing-dust-caused-multi-car-accident-near-Liberal-256919651.html?llsms=814131&c=y
Edited by Kassi4D 2014-04-28 10:08 AM
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Location: Kansas | I was wondering too.....what horrible situation. I hope everyone is all right.
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Location: OREGON | one of the pics looks like another horse trailer was invovled too. Can't tell for sure though... |
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Location: California | I know one of the Tyrone Volunteer firefighters! Trying to get in touch with him to see how his family faired! |
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Location: California | No fatalities and all the horses lived!!! A pic he sent me of the trailer:
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Location: Wide open spaces, Canada. | When I saw this picture I thought thank god it was a platinum I hope all the horses were ok . |
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Location: OREGON | Serenity06 - 2014-04-28 8:19 AM No fatalities and all the horses lived!!! A pic he sent me of the trailer:
Thank you! The trailer didn't look too bad. But, I was still sick to my stomach when I saw it. Thank you Lord for watching over those horses, (and people) !! |
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Location: California | Kassi4D - 2014-04-28 9:25 AM
Serenity06 - 2014-04-28 8:19 AM No fatalities and all the horses lived!!! A pic he sent me of the trailer:
Thank you! The trailer didn't look too bad. But, I was still sick to my stomach when I saw it. Thank you Lord for watching over those horses, (and people) !!
Your welcome! He said the overall wreck was pretty bad :( That has got to be my biggest fear while hauling. |
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Location: Kansas (but Great Lakes member since 1978) | I had the same reaction.... thank God they were pulling a sturdy, well built trailer. I ordered a new Platinum and expect to get it sometime in June and that was one of the reasons I went with Platinum. I have a 1996 Sundowner that is super stout and wanted to be sure I wasn't downgrading my horses safety with a new trailer. My final decision was influenced by the fact that Platinum is a WPRA sponsor and also that Duba's are fantastic people to do business with but safety for my horses was paramount.
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Location: Kansas | It was posted on FB that the horse trailer was headed home from the Guymon, OK college rodeo. I didn't see anything else about it. |
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it was mother of two of girls that go to college here, horses are ok, minor cuts and scrapes, their mom got worse of it but will be ok too, thank God. Definitely had some angels looking over her |
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Location: At the barn | I had a '97 Sundowner and I was shocked at how week but it was. Or was a tank! Now I im have a Platinum and love it! This trainer held up amazingly from the looks of the pictures. |
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Location: South Dakota | One of those pictures from the OP shows a picture of the pickup. So glad those in the pickup are ok cause it is really wrecked. My husband said the same thing about the Platinum trailer. |
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