Have you seen this? I'm stuck for words

Dare I say 'add it to the pile'.

Poor mare. I know there is worse out there, but when things like this come to your attention, it is very sad. Our own pampered neddies are very spoilt aren't they?
 
I have a few words. The only one I can post is - disgusting. Makes my blood boil. Absolute morons. Some people should need a license to breed - children and animals.

I am just sick of seeing this crap. Rant over.
 
Eurgh :( and there was me feeling mean because I put my ned back in the field without taking him for a bit of grass.

Note the lack of landline..
 
I have never seen so many yearlings/2yrolds that are apparently broken to ride and/or drive , most of whom are skin and bone, how do they get away with it ?!!
 
hannah90 said:
I have never seen so many yearlings/2yrolds that are apparently broken to ride and/or drive , most of whom are skin and bone, how do they get away with it ?!!
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It's not illegal to break them in that young. Think of flat racehorses...

As to looking skinny, as has been proven a few times on here, the seller is actually more likely to sell them as people just love to think they are 'rescuing' them.

Actually I've seen very few particularly underweight youngsters on there, though if you are used to seeing fattened youngstock in showing classes I can see why people think they're emaciated..
 
Shame on them. That website never fails to appall, does it? I know some people say there's nothing wrong with it and there will always be dodgy sellers but ffs, you only have to glance briefly to find horse after horse in a poor state and broken far too young. That poor mule, £120, I'd buy him myself if I was nearer. Manipulative sellers or not. :-(
 
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