Abracadabjar
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yep cant get on to page
prize draw.......win a stallion!
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vennessa
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Oh my. I am now many many things. I did winde up the unpleasant person somewhat by laughing. I stayed calm and asked if she could repeat the ***** ***** **** *** as i could not quite tell what she was saying. She is comeing all the way to England to do me over. How pleasant. I did ask if the winner will get the same treatment - i would not want to collect it.
I asked how the lottery worked. Anyone can pay £3 and be entered - ANYONE!. She said she has spoken to Defra and rthe gameing association and was told it is a good way to dispose of the horse. Realy? I asked questions about the horse the answer Oh he's all right, what do you want to know for? I made out i was interested in entering but was worried i would not be able to handle a stallion. Screams started about me being a F******* useless stuffed animal. I asked what would happen if i won and could not handle it. another screaming fit and told to sell the f***** lots of bleeps about me. She then ranted on about people buying privately and not being able to handle the horse. Another rant about winning a horse in magazines. I pointed out that people have to go through a tough process to win one. Another screaming rant into my ear about needing Fin fields and whatever to win one in a magazine. Doesn't this one need one? They do not care, they are abusive to put it mildly, they do not care at all where or who the horse goes to. When it is won it is up to the winner to collect and she is haveing nothing to do with it. I would not dare collect it from what they said they were going to do to me! They would not say if the horse had injuries etc. What it is like to handle - nothing. They just want rid to anyone! My ear is burning my god what she was screaming just because i asked questions. Wouldn't it be funny to enter and win and turn up and announce i was the one being threatend, no not a good idea. They are comeing to kill me in the worst possible way oops
I asked how the lottery worked. Anyone can pay £3 and be entered - ANYONE!. She said she has spoken to Defra and rthe gameing association and was told it is a good way to dispose of the horse. Realy? I asked questions about the horse the answer Oh he's all right, what do you want to know for? I made out i was interested in entering but was worried i would not be able to handle a stallion. Screams started about me being a F******* useless stuffed animal. I asked what would happen if i won and could not handle it. another screaming fit and told to sell the f***** lots of bleeps about me. She then ranted on about people buying privately and not being able to handle the horse. Another rant about winning a horse in magazines. I pointed out that people have to go through a tough process to win one. Another screaming rant into my ear about needing Fin fields and whatever to win one in a magazine. Doesn't this one need one? They do not care, they are abusive to put it mildly, they do not care at all where or who the horse goes to. When it is won it is up to the winner to collect and she is haveing nothing to do with it. I would not dare collect it from what they said they were going to do to me! They would not say if the horse had injuries etc. What it is like to handle - nothing. They just want rid to anyone! My ear is burning my god what she was screaming just because i asked questions. Wouldn't it be funny to enter and win and turn up and announce i was the one being threatend, no not a good idea. They are comeing to kill me in the worst possible way oops
Shilasdair
Patting her thylacine
Animal Health and Welfare Scotland Act 2006
OFFERING ANIMALS AS PRIZES - SECTION 31
This section creates an offence for a person to offer or give another person an animal as a prize, the only exception being where the "prize" is given within a family context. Examples of offences include to offer or give goldfish as prizes at funfairs, raffle livestock at agriculture shows, organise newspaper or magazine competitions where the prize is a horse or pony, or organise any competition at a fete or club where an animal is the prize. If the raffle prize is an egg, as is sometimes the case at pigeon or birds shows, that would not be an offence, as an egg is an animal in its embryonic form, and thus not an "animal" under the definition of animal in the Act.
The exception to this offence is where the "prize" is given within a family context. This will allow a parent, guardian or other family member to give a dog, or other pet, to a child as a prize or reward for success in exams or at a family event. Such action would not constitute an offence.
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I found this at;
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Agriculture/animal-welfare/AnimalWelfare/AHWSAGuidance/welfare#a7
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OFFERING ANIMALS AS PRIZES - SECTION 31
This section creates an offence for a person to offer or give another person an animal as a prize, the only exception being where the "prize" is given within a family context. Examples of offences include to offer or give goldfish as prizes at funfairs, raffle livestock at agriculture shows, organise newspaper or magazine competitions where the prize is a horse or pony, or organise any competition at a fete or club where an animal is the prize. If the raffle prize is an egg, as is sometimes the case at pigeon or birds shows, that would not be an offence, as an egg is an animal in its embryonic form, and thus not an "animal" under the definition of animal in the Act.
The exception to this offence is where the "prize" is given within a family context. This will allow a parent, guardian or other family member to give a dog, or other pet, to a child as a prize or reward for success in exams or at a family event. Such action would not constitute an offence.
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I found this at;
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Agriculture/animal-welfare/AnimalWelfare/AHWSAGuidance/welfare#a7
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The Original Kao
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im having problems accessing the horsemart ad - anyone else?
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still working for me when i reclicked my link
im having problems accessing the horsemart ad - anyone else?
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still working for me when i reclicked my link
*hic*
village idiot :D
Strange lady (sorry this is QR and not aimed at Shils
) has offered said stallion for £6000 in the past and then £3000 "must go this week".
Daft bat also has her address on some ads!
Daft bat also has her address on some ads!
Vicki_Krystal
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i may get my boyfriend to call her later!
he is studying law and loves a good old barney but stays irritatingly calm - which makes you want to punch him more!!
he is studying law and loves a good old barney but stays irritatingly calm - which makes you want to punch him more!!
The Original Kao
Well-Known Member
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Animal Health and Welfare Scotland Act 2006
OFFERING ANIMALS AS PRIZES - SECTION 31
This section creates an offence for a person to offer or give another person an animal as a prize, the only exception being where the "prize" is given within a family context. Examples of offences include to offer or give goldfish as prizes at funfairs, raffle livestock at agriculture shows, organise newspaper or magazine competitions where the prize is a horse or pony, or organise any competition at a fete or club where an animal is the prize. If the raffle prize is an egg, as is sometimes the case at pigeon or birds shows, that would not be an offence, as an egg is an animal in its embryonic form, and thus not an "animal" under the definition of animal in the Act.
The exception to this offence is where the "prize" is given within a family context. This will allow a parent, guardian or other family member to give a dog, or other pet, to a child as a prize or reward for success in exams or at a family event. Such action would not constitute an offence.
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I found this at;
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Agriculture/animal-welfare/AnimalWelfare/AHWSAGuidance/welfare#a7
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thanks again
i informed the ILPH lady about the horse being in scotland and the fact it's illegal here. is it not illegal in england then?
Animal Health and Welfare Scotland Act 2006
OFFERING ANIMALS AS PRIZES - SECTION 31
This section creates an offence for a person to offer or give another person an animal as a prize, the only exception being where the "prize" is given within a family context. Examples of offences include to offer or give goldfish as prizes at funfairs, raffle livestock at agriculture shows, organise newspaper or magazine competitions where the prize is a horse or pony, or organise any competition at a fete or club where an animal is the prize. If the raffle prize is an egg, as is sometimes the case at pigeon or birds shows, that would not be an offence, as an egg is an animal in its embryonic form, and thus not an "animal" under the definition of animal in the Act.
The exception to this offence is where the "prize" is given within a family context. This will allow a parent, guardian or other family member to give a dog, or other pet, to a child as a prize or reward for success in exams or at a family event. Such action would not constitute an offence.
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I found this at;
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Agriculture/animal-welfare/AnimalWelfare/AHWSAGuidance/welfare#a7
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thanks again
i informed the ILPH lady about the horse being in scotland and the fact it's illegal here. is it not illegal in england then?
JM07
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apart from all that SF.....
WHAT did she ACTUALLY say????
WHAT did she ACTUALLY say????
vennessa
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I have an irate scottish woman yelling at me
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can you understand her??
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No i couldn't most of the time, i think that made her worse, that and the fact every time i was f**** **** and so on i asked if she could repeat it as i have trouble understanding accents
Naughty me.
She was very very scary to be honest. But i kept telling myself Scotland is a long way away and i refused to give her my address when she asked for it to come and do me over.
I wished i could put it on sound for you all to hear.
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I have an irate scottish woman yelling at me
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can you understand her??
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No i couldn't most of the time, i think that made her worse, that and the fact every time i was f**** **** and so on i asked if she could repeat it as i have trouble understanding accents
She was very very scary to be honest. But i kept telling myself Scotland is a long way away and i refused to give her my address when she asked for it to come and do me over.
I wished i could put it on sound for you all to hear.
The Original Kao
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Strange lady (sorry this is QR and not aimed at Shils
) has offered said stallion for £6000 in the past and then £3000 "must go this week".
Daft bat also has her address on some ads!
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can you point me towards her address via pm please? that would be really helpful
Strange lady (sorry this is QR and not aimed at Shils
Daft bat also has her address on some ads!
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can you point me towards her address via pm please? that would be really helpful
Shilasdair
Patting her thylacine
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thanks again
i informed the ILPH lady about the horse being in scotland and the fact it's illegal here. is it not illegal in england then?
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I think it's illegal everywhere in the UK...but as she's in Angus, the Scots Law is the one which would apply to her, hence why I researched it....
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thanks again
i informed the ILPH lady about the horse being in scotland and the fact it's illegal here. is it not illegal in england then?
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I think it's illegal everywhere in the UK...but as she's in Angus, the Scots Law is the one which would apply to her, hence why I researched it....
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vennessa
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apart from all that SF.....
WHAT did she ACTUALLY say????
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lol don't realy know
She did say i am racist because i did not understand all the eFin things etc
apart from all that SF.....
WHAT did she ACTUALLY say????
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lol don't realy know
JM07
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apart from all that SF.....
WHAT did she ACTUALLY say????
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lol don't realy know
She did say i am racist because i did not understand all the eFin things etc
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PMSL...
crazy Bint............
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apart from all that SF.....
WHAT did she ACTUALLY say????
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lol don't realy know
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PMSL...
crazy Bint............
Eira
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The ads been taken down !!
YorkshireLass
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Humm, anyone could go out and buy a horse. I have bought horses at auction for £3.75 each, only last year. If the auctioneer knows you are not the meat man the hammer comes down before anyone else can bid.
If you go to one of the many racing yards round here you can often be given a horse.... for free! They will give them away to ANYONE who wants a broken down horse, no checks or anything.... better than the meat man.
Just failing to understand why everyone is finding the lottery concept any more objectionable than other every day methods.
If you go to one of the many racing yards round here you can often be given a horse.... for free! They will give them away to ANYONE who wants a broken down horse, no checks or anything.... better than the meat man.
Just failing to understand why everyone is finding the lottery concept any more objectionable than other every day methods.
Vicki_Krystal
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yay
*hic*
village idiot :D
have done so
Abracadabjar
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*hic*
village idiot :D
^^^^^
as posted in the second reply on this thread!
as posted in the second reply on this thread!
serena2005
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horsemart add is still working for me
vennessa
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Can anyone see a mad Scottish woman on a coloured Stallion heading South?
*hic*
village idiot :D
And also for me - even after clearing cache etc.
Eira
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and the external webpages have been taken down
Vicki_Krystal
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link is now working but says expired in the horse description bit!
vennessa
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Its telling me the advert has expired
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Just worked for me.
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Just worked for me.
Eira
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link is now working but says expired in the horse description bit!
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Thats what I meant sorry didn't make it very clear . Shame there is still her contact details on there
link is now working but says expired in the horse description bit!
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Thats what I meant sorry didn't make it very clear . Shame there is still her contact details on there
spaniel
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Yep, I just viewed it too. May just be overload from so many of us trying to access together, or possibly she is trying to pull the ad.
JM07
Well-Known Member
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Humm, anyone could go out and buy a horse. I have bought horses at auction for £3.75 each, only last year. If the auctioneer knows you are not the meat man the hammer comes down before anyone else can bid.
If you go to one of the many racing yards round here you can often be given a horse.... for free! They will give them away to ANYONE who wants a broken down horse, no checks or anything.... better than the meat man.
Just failing to understand why everyone is finding the lottery concept any more objectionable than other every day methods.
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an Auction is a TOTALLY different concept altogether....
nothing at all like selling Lottery "tickets" for a set amount.. to "WIN" a prize...
Humm, anyone could go out and buy a horse. I have bought horses at auction for £3.75 each, only last year. If the auctioneer knows you are not the meat man the hammer comes down before anyone else can bid.
If you go to one of the many racing yards round here you can often be given a horse.... for free! They will give them away to ANYONE who wants a broken down horse, no checks or anything.... better than the meat man.
Just failing to understand why everyone is finding the lottery concept any more objectionable than other every day methods.
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an Auction is a TOTALLY different concept altogether....
nothing at all like selling Lottery "tickets" for a set amount.. to "WIN" a prize...
WoopsiiD
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I saw this ad weeks ago when she was selling him. I started a thread as he was advertised as a sec d stallion. I have always been led to believe that a full up sec d could not be coloured-I have worked with d's.
When I phoned up I was told that I knew nowt and he was a sec d stallion. I also got verbal squits from her too!!!
When I phoned up I was told that I knew nowt and he was a sec d stallion. I also got verbal squits from her too!!!
vennessa
Well-Known Member
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Humm, anyone could go out and buy a horse. I have bought horses at auction for £3.75 each, only last year. If the auctioneer knows you are not the meat man the hammer comes down before anyone else can bid.
If you go to one of the many racing yards round here you can often be given a horse.... for free! They will give them away to ANYONE who wants a broken down horse, no checks or anything.... better than the meat man.Just failing to understand why everyone is finding the lottery concept any more objectionable than other every day methods.
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Can i just add from my point of view. At least at auction you can look at the animal before you buy.
As for raceing yards giveing horses away/very cheap. This is one of my campains to stop it. I have known people go to raceing yards that do not have a clue to get an ex racehorse and i have had to mop up the consequences. Sometimes they would be better off going to slaughter. Ex racehorses can make fantastic rideing horses - in the right hands.
This is hopefully one occasion something can be done to prevent any mopping up. Prevention is better than cure.
Humm, anyone could go out and buy a horse. I have bought horses at auction for £3.75 each, only last year. If the auctioneer knows you are not the meat man the hammer comes down before anyone else can bid.
If you go to one of the many racing yards round here you can often be given a horse.... for free! They will give them away to ANYONE who wants a broken down horse, no checks or anything.... better than the meat man.Just failing to understand why everyone is finding the lottery concept any more objectionable than other every day methods.
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Can i just add from my point of view. At least at auction you can look at the animal before you buy.
As for raceing yards giveing horses away/very cheap. This is one of my campains to stop it. I have known people go to raceing yards that do not have a clue to get an ex racehorse and i have had to mop up the consequences. Sometimes they would be better off going to slaughter. Ex racehorses can make fantastic rideing horses - in the right hands.
This is hopefully one occasion something can be done to prevent any mopping up. Prevention is better than cure.