Loren&Rocky
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It was a long cold 10 hour day, but Cleo is home. She didn't want to get in the trailer and it took about 15 minutes to get her in. It was very icy out and she was slipping. She FINALLY went in though.
I sent her to her ex owner's house with 36 bows in her mane and tail. MOST of then were still in!! Others were gone but still had the wire sticking out. It was snowing and dark by the time we got home so I have to wait to take them out till tomorrow. What this tells me is that her new ex owner did not even brush Cleo! She did say she had only been out of her stall once or twice in the 2 week time since she arrived because of her poor choice in fencing. One of her other horses ran through it and broke it down. She could not fix it because the ground is frozen. So, an inexperienced woman alone in a new home with broken down fencing and 4 horses is just not a good combo.
I am relieved Cleo is home.
I sent her to her ex owner's house with 36 bows in her mane and tail. MOST of then were still in!! Others were gone but still had the wire sticking out. It was snowing and dark by the time we got home so I have to wait to take them out till tomorrow. What this tells me is that her new ex owner did not even brush Cleo! She did say she had only been out of her stall once or twice in the 2 week time since she arrived because of her poor choice in fencing. One of her other horses ran through it and broke it down. She could not fix it because the ground is frozen. So, an inexperienced woman alone in a new home with broken down fencing and 4 horses is just not a good combo.
I am relieved Cleo is home.