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My thoughts go to you for your pony tomorrow. We think it was a heart attack as there was no sign of disress and my young Welsh sec d was standing guarding him. He was well loved and a happy character, the sort you could just saddle up and go for a happy amble after not riding for weeks. his idea of canter was 4 strides and he'd done enough of high speedand you could stick a young child on his back and know they were save. I still cann't beleive it.
 
What sad news, I'm so sorry for your loss of such a lovely sounding horse. Not that it will help the pain but a lot of people on here thinking of you. And Lexie 81 I'm thinking of you too tonight.
 
tht is so sad (((hugs)))
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How awful for you. I hope he didn't suffer in anyway, but still, it must be a dreadful shock, my heart goes out to you.
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That really is devastating, one of our horses died 1 night a few years ago, he was fine when we left him that evening, just his usual self, the next morning he was stone dead. He was in his 20's tho, so a good age. It must be even more of a shock when their only 11.

you have my deepest sympathies.
 
I so understand your pain. I found my 16yr old mare dead in her field in July. She had been superb the night before on our hack and full of beans. A livery had seen her happy as Larry in the field only 20 mins before we found her dead. It truely is devastating and my heart aches for you.

Huge hugs
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Oh God - how hideous for you. I am so sorry - am sending huge cyber-hugs <<<<< hugs>>>>>

xxxx
 
How incredibly sad, and what a dreadful shock for you. All you can do is try and remember the good times, and what a lucky horse yours was to have such a loving owner for all his life.
 
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