Sold without permission: Norfolk

A friend of mine bought a horse which turned out to have been sold quickly in similar circumstances (one of 3). She was terrified the aggrieved partner would turn up and demand her back but luckily nothing came of it.
 
Whatever happened to passports in these circumstances? Surely if you were buying off someone you would expect to the see the vendors name in the passport?
 
By the looks of things this woman has split from her partner, then dumped the horse with him knowing he couldn't afford his horse let alone hers but has now changed her mind and decided the ex partner has stolen the horse and sold it without her knowing about it?

Someone else has hinted that she told the police she gave her ex partner the horse to sell.

Not sure about this one.
 
i don't even share these kind of stories anymore. I know it sounds awful, but not a single one turns out to be genuine. Was on the receiving end of it where a pregnant cob was dumped in field we rented and we fed and cared for it for months. Three months later owner plastered up facebook appeals saying it had been stolen, which wasn't the case at all. I can only imagine the facebook reaction accusing my friend and me of being thieved. As it was he got cob back and dumped it again.
 
Damnation said:
By the looks of things this woman has split from her partner, then dumped the horse with him knowing he couldn't afford his horse let alone hers but has now changed her mind and decided the ex partner has stolen the horse and sold it without her knowing about it?

Someone else has hinted that she told the police she gave her ex partner the horse to sell.

Not sure about this one.
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Somebody posted that he actually bought that horse...
 
I gather there is a lot more to it. I thought the girl just wanted info on the mare's buyer, not to recover the horse, simply info to be reassured that it had gone to a good home. I believe she did leave the ex with them both.
 
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