--- susan cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The vet was down the road at the livestock
> auction, so I took Foxi down there, the vet was busy,
> and agreed to go to the buyers house when she was
> done. So I took Foxi over to her house. That was my
> first mistake. Then it was late when the vet called,
> so they put it off untill the following Tuesday.
Never deliver a horse untill the leassee has taken lessons on the
horse art the horses place.....always charge for delivery, that
should never be a part of the lease. Always give lessons with your
horse and the new leasee at the new place.
Never deliver untill a vet is already done...Period. Get it all in
writing and have it notorized, this protects yourself so you can go
get your horse at any time......
If I was having those type of issues, I wouild go pick up my horse
immediatley. You are right, she is not acting like a person who is
happy and grateful to have this horse in her care...bad match.
Skye
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Fire Island Professional Farrier Service-640-6080
