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hi everyone
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i know there was a post about this place ages ago, but i can't find it.
basically i know there was a link to an article about this dealers yard and i could really do with finding it again.
basically against my stern advice about going there, some novicey friends have gone and bought a horse. i'm wishing i had the article before now. but they did it behind my back as they knew i'd be angry about it. and i've only just found out.
i could shake people sometimes lol they didn't even get the horse vetted
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anyway, might be too late but i think they need hard evidence shown to them.
thanks
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Oh no, why didn't they listen to you? Obviously thought they knew better.
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That place is just a graveyard for the lame and the dying....
 
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Oh no, why didn't they listen to you? Obviously thought they knew better.
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That place is just a graveyard for the lame and the dying....

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And the insane/screw-loose
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thanks everyone for the info
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i'm hoping they get the vet out at least for a health check. my other mate has seen the mare and is pretty sure its got navicular or is heading that way
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not sure if anyone is looking at this topic now, but i've noticed a change in their website. the horses that have been up for sale on there for a long time now suddenly are for sale on behalf of clients. plus the guarantees page says that horses for sale on behalf of clients are not covered by their guarantee. i.e once they manage to get rid they ain't taking them back no way. i've heard this is a great way of selling rubbish with no comeback.
 
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