AmyMay
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Saw this video of Imperial Horse dealers on face book :(
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ELFSBELLS
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Yes, they also trade under llf sporthorses 
Achinghips
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link works for me? ad ref. HM241P14B
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Roasted Chestnuts
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Do they not trade under Paul something as a breeder as well???
joeanne
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LLF is the boyfriends company, IH is her company.
Both have had numerous company names......
Both have had numerous company names......
Roasted Chestnuts
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Ahhhhhh sneaky but I suppose alot of dodgy people do that. there are a few up here as well, two separate companies but the same horses on the websites
FionaM12
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FionaM12
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Ah. Saw this on the thread on Comp Riders:
"We at 'Imperial Equines' based in West Sussex would like to officially state that we have NEVER had any involvement whatsoever with 'IMPERIAL HORSES LTD' and have had no association with them at any point. We feel a need to clarify our position as we unfortunately have a very similar name, in view of what has recently come to light. We hope this clears up any confusion that may have been caused by recent issues involving 'IMPERIAL HORSES LTD'.
Regards Sam Adams and Jodi Paris Streeter @ 'Imperial Equines'."
"We at 'Imperial Equines' based in West Sussex would like to officially state that we have NEVER had any involvement whatsoever with 'IMPERIAL HORSES LTD' and have had no association with them at any point. We feel a need to clarify our position as we unfortunately have a very similar name, in view of what has recently come to light. We hope this clears up any confusion that may have been caused by recent issues involving 'IMPERIAL HORSES LTD'.
Regards Sam Adams and Jodi Paris Streeter @ 'Imperial Equines'."
Tinypony
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This.
Palindrome
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That's where I bought my mare, little soul was very likely doped when I went to see her (very lame when she was delivered). I love her to bits though and didn't have the heart to send her back.
CobsGalore
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I don't understand why a dealer would do this to a horse?
Surely you would want it rideable so that it can be sold easily at a higher price?
Surely you would want it rideable so that it can be sold easily at a higher price?
AmyMay
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It would have been rideable. Just beaten in to submission, and not started with any sort of skill or empathy. Then someone else would have had to have picked up the pieces somewhere else down the line.
poiuytrewq
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What happened to her? do you still have her? (wanting a happy ending!)
AmyMay
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Sorry, wrong thread.
lucindakay
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oh i went there awhile ago to get a baby after we lost my previous horse, i tried him once and really liked him, wanted to try again a week later so we set on our way we heard traffic was bad, so left earlier but with no need as there really wasn't much traffic, we called and said we would come about an hour and a bit early, when we got there they were already riding the horse i came to try, i don't know if anyone else does this but when i try horses i don't like them being completely tired out i like to find out what they are really like, i assume they had done the same the week before as he was very lazy and obviously unfit because he was only just 4. poor boy
Palindrome
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Yes, she is my little dressage pone
, mostly happy hackers though. I have had her for a bit more than 2 years now. I have taken her barefoot and she is now sound, although I don't think she would be able to be worked heavily. She was terrified of jumps and she will now pop little jumps for fun out on hacks. It was a bumpy road and I would definitely advise people to buy from a reputable seller and have all checks done, but she is my first horse and I didn't know any better.This picture was taken this Summer at the only local show we made (lack of transport):
Star_Chaser
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an interesting way to dismount. If that had been mine and I was paying for this service I'd have been rightly upset. Hope its not done too much harm.
el_Snowflakes
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Bunch of minks......
bye bye imperial horse dealers.........
bye bye imperial horse dealers.........
woodtiger
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Not for long.... They now have set up LLF Sporthorses: http://www.llfsporthorses.com/
el_Snowflakes
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Achinghips
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Think so.
JustKickOn
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Interesting the link to the horsemart page, 8yr old filly?! That and the video... think their names need to stay on here and be made well known so people can avoid them. What a bunch of cretins.
think their names need to stay on here and be made well known so people can avoid them. What a bunch of cretins.diluteherd
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I went to view a WB mare must have been late 2008/09, I went young, blinkered and naive.
The mare was pretty much blind in one eye (I didn't know this until the vetting)and had a boxed hoof they tried to pass off as poor farrier work and would eventually come right.
Upon getting her vetting it also showed up as she had need several foals so evidently must have been a broody till they had her.
It was very lucky I had the vetting done, I was several hundred down as had put a deposit down on her as well as they said they had a family coming to see her the next day and were coming with a trailer.
I think the worse thing I remember is there was a dark bay horse absolutely skin and bone, it was a freezing day and it had no rug on, I kick myself every time I think of the poor thing as I should have made an offer and taken the chap home I did in the end buy a similarly underweight boy who i still have today
The mare was pretty much blind in one eye (I didn't know this until the vetting)and had a boxed hoof they tried to pass off as poor farrier work and would eventually come right.
Upon getting her vetting it also showed up as she had need several foals so evidently must have been a broody till they had her.
It was very lucky I had the vetting done, I was several hundred down as had put a deposit down on her as well as they said they had a family coming to see her the next day and were coming with a trailer.
I think the worse thing I remember is there was a dark bay horse absolutely skin and bone, it was a freezing day and it had no rug on, I kick myself every time I think of the poor thing as I should have made an offer and taken the chap home
I did in the end buy a similarly underweight boy who i still have today joeanne
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Amaranta
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Not new I'm afraid, IH belongs to the cackling witch and LLF belongs to her boyfriend
Having said that, I am in no doubt that these two low lifes will surface under different names (again!) at some point, we all need to be vigilant, that way it will not be so easy for them this time.
Having said that, I am in no doubt that these two low lifes will surface under different names (again!) at some point, we all need to be vigilant, that way it will not be so easy for them this time.
Rileyboy
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Made me sick n he thinks he is good with horses ? Shld batter him with a whip arse hole
Moomin1
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Interesting. Who are they on here?
lucindakay
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very good question indeed
M_G
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Paul also has Wixstone stud which is on the same yard as the video.. Lower lodge farm, Upton he has been running a stud & dealing yard for many many years from there & is known locally as a shyster
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