mollymurphy
Well-Known Member
RE:
http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/2461303/page/0/fpart/1/vc/1
and
http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/2479746/an/0/page/1#2479746
Firstly, thank you Cazee34 (Caroline) for your lovely reply to my last post.
Brought a tear to my eyes!
Right, well I emailed the ILPH like i said and they obviosly pooed themselves at the threat of us going to the press because 45 minutes later we got a phone call from the inspector we've been dealing with. He was on the phone to us for an hour and 12 minutes, so quite a lot was said which i wont bore you all with! But in a nut shell.........
........he wasnt told about the 'vomiting' - that makes a big difference apparently.
He's also been told that the owner is a man called 'C'. C is the big boss gypsy and he is NOT the owner. The owner is a man called 'A' - both are in Scotland at the mo. A man called 'S' is looking after the filly while they're away - S is C's brother. Anyway, no idea why they're lying, but they are.
Basically the inspector was really apologetic on the phone and said he's going back to see her on wednesday, hopefully with the owner and a vet. He was also very sorry for asking me to go and check on the filly.
He admitted that the filly looked as though she's given up on life and that her eyes are dead.
To top it off, i found out this morning that 4 months ago, she was heavily in-foal. They took her out on the trap one weekend and worked her so hard, she aborted when she got back. What are to be the likely implications of this (assuming no vet was called)? Would it explain the state she's in now?
Anyway, i've just been past her field and she's gone.
2 of the 3 colts in the opposite field are also missing. I'm assuming that they've all been taken out on the traps, as it's Saturday and that's what they do.
God only knows how she'll cope with that. It's possible that they've just moved her to another field, but i doubt it.
When i got home, dad said the ILPH inspector had called and said he'd just been to the field too and that she'd gone. He seems to think they've taken her to the vets, but i think that's wishful thinking. His number was withheld, so i've emailed him. I'll pass again later on the way to the yard and see if she's back. Fingers tightly crossed she's ok and they go easy on her.
So in a way i'm pleased because the email seems to have woken the ILPH up and kicked them into doing something, but now the filly's gone and i'm really worried.........
Thank you all for your support on this.
http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/2461303/page/0/fpart/1/vc/1
and
http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/2479746/an/0/page/1#2479746
Firstly, thank you Cazee34 (Caroline) for your lovely reply to my last post.
Right, well I emailed the ILPH like i said and they obviosly pooed themselves at the threat of us going to the press because 45 minutes later we got a phone call from the inspector we've been dealing with. He was on the phone to us for an hour and 12 minutes, so quite a lot was said which i wont bore you all with! But in a nut shell.........
........he wasnt told about the 'vomiting' - that makes a big difference apparently.
He's also been told that the owner is a man called 'C'. C is the big boss gypsy and he is NOT the owner. The owner is a man called 'A' - both are in Scotland at the mo. A man called 'S' is looking after the filly while they're away - S is C's brother. Anyway, no idea why they're lying, but they are.
Basically the inspector was really apologetic on the phone and said he's going back to see her on wednesday, hopefully with the owner and a vet. He was also very sorry for asking me to go and check on the filly.
He admitted that the filly looked as though she's given up on life and that her eyes are dead.
To top it off, i found out this morning that 4 months ago, she was heavily in-foal. They took her out on the trap one weekend and worked her so hard, she aborted when she got back. What are to be the likely implications of this (assuming no vet was called)? Would it explain the state she's in now?
Anyway, i've just been past her field and she's gone.
When i got home, dad said the ILPH inspector had called and said he'd just been to the field too and that she'd gone. He seems to think they've taken her to the vets, but i think that's wishful thinking. His number was withheld, so i've emailed him. I'll pass again later on the way to the yard and see if she's back. Fingers tightly crossed she's ok and they go easy on her.
So in a way i'm pleased because the email seems to have woken the ILPH up and kicked them into doing something, but now the filly's gone and i'm really worried.........
Thank you all for your support on this.