silversox
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There's always one, isn't there?
Amersham Horses
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SirenaXVI
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Yes, I do have horses myself, so dont question my knowledge of horses please.
I also know all the horses werent cobs. I actually probably no alot more than any of you do about this case, so dont go trying to pick an argument with me over this.
I know that horses that are on deaths door of starving can by no means in 2 months be chuncky and fat again. ALSO feeding huge quantities of hard feed to horses out of work is a DISASTER waiting to happen - I.E ASSEAER TERIA (dont quote on spelling)
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Are you part of the JG fan club then? Or maybe you are a relative.
Do you not think that these charities, having specialised in the care of rescued horse for years, do not know how to feed them? Do you really think they would overload them with cereals? Funnily enough they have a wealth of experience in horsecare and are more than capable of avoiding AZOTORIA or colic or laminitis. In fact they probably know a hell of a lot more than you do judging from your post.
Those horses were rescued from an equine Belsen and if you don't think they were too thin to begin with, you are obviously related to JG in some way or another.
Yes, I do have horses myself, so dont question my knowledge of horses please.
I also know all the horses werent cobs. I actually probably no alot more than any of you do about this case, so dont go trying to pick an argument with me over this.
I know that horses that are on deaths door of starving can by no means in 2 months be chuncky and fat again. ALSO feeding huge quantities of hard feed to horses out of work is a DISASTER waiting to happen - I.E ASSEAER TERIA (dont quote on spelling)
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Are you part of the JG fan club then? Or maybe you are a relative.
Do you not think that these charities, having specialised in the care of rescued horse for years, do not know how to feed them? Do you really think they would overload them with cereals? Funnily enough they have a wealth of experience in horsecare and are more than capable of avoiding AZOTORIA or colic or laminitis. In fact they probably know a hell of a lot more than you do judging from your post.
Those horses were rescued from an equine Belsen and if you don't think they were too thin to begin with, you are obviously related to JG in some way or another.
Paddywhack
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Well paddywhack maybe for once someone doesnt agree with what your comments say.
I do actually know a lot about this, so dont question that, i will of course not say how i know what i know but the FACT is i DO.
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In your dreams
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Now please pack it in and let us devoted people enjoy the fact that those very THIN ponies are on the road to recovery....
Well paddywhack maybe for once someone doesnt agree with what your comments say.
I do actually know a lot about this, so dont question that, i will of course not say how i know what i know but the FACT is i DO.
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In your dreams
Now please pack it in and let us devoted people enjoy the fact that those very THIN ponies are on the road to recovery....
Serenity087
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I've more than doubled a horses weight in LESS THAN TWO MONTHS!
Therefore I dread to think the condition of those poor babies when they were rescued
So lovely to see them out in the field being horses at last!
Therefore I dread to think the condition of those poor babies when they were rescued
So lovely to see them out in the field being horses at last!
Dolcé
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yet another idiot pretending they know something but 'cant tell us'!! I actually thought that on most of those pictures it was clear to see that many of the horses were not back up to full weight.
Thank god the staff of the rescue centres know what they are doing and what a brilliant job they have done!
Thank god the staff of the rescue centres know what they are doing and what a brilliant job they have done!
horseygirl28
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I am not an idiot hch4971.
Your are all clueless pony patters.
Your are all clueless pony patters.
SirenaXVI
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I am not an idiot hch4971.
Your are all clueless pony patters.
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I smell stilton
I am not an idiot hch4971.
Your are all clueless pony patters.
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I smell stilton
horseygirl28
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So immature
SirenaXVI
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So immature
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Why? Cos I think you're a troll?
PMSL
So immature
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Why? Cos I think you're a troll?
PMSL
Dolcé
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I am not an idiot hch4971.
Your are all clueless pony patters.
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IMO you are Im afraid, you want us all to believe you know what you are talking about!
Clueless pony patter...........mmmmmmmm......ponies don't like being patted, they like to be stroked and scratched, but I would rather be that than a knowledgeable horse murderer. Perhaps you are one of his ilk, one of those dealers who doesn't give a sh*t about the animals and wouldn't know how to care for one properly if you had written instructions!
I am not an idiot hch4971.
Your are all clueless pony patters.
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IMO you are Im afraid, you want us all to believe you know what you are talking about!
Clueless pony patter...........mmmmmmmm......ponies don't like being patted, they like to be stroked and scratched, but I would rather be that than a knowledgeable horse murderer. Perhaps you are one of his ilk, one of those dealers who doesn't give a sh*t about the animals and wouldn't know how to care for one properly if you had written instructions!