Come to find out at the end start of May, she ended up at an auction. I'm gonna stop here and explain a few things before I continue. My boyfriends best friends mother owns a horse barn where she takes in animals (mainly equines) and gives them another chance at life instead of letting them go to kill-buyers and all that. She's an amazing person. But, back to my horse... She ends up at this auction and then ends up at this barn.. My boyfriend and I help her out sometimes and that's when I noticed her there.. I literally walked straight up to them and asked if the paint mare's name was Whiskey(my mares name) and if she was sold yet.. Sadly, she was.

Fast forwarding to me getting the lady's info that bought my mare, SHE called ME after me telling her who I was and everything (keep this in mind) saying that she was doing great and she was going to be well taken care of and what not. Well.. fast forward again, my boyfriend was trying to surprise me last week with going to see her because this lady said I could go see her whenever I wanted I just have to ask.. Well, he did.. and.. This lady never got back to him..

WELL. I figured out why!!

My mare is now back at my boyfriends bsf mothers barn, up for sale AGAIN.

I wish so badly that I could strangle EVERYONE who put her through that, myself included. I blame myself more than anything... I guess the thing I don't understand is how can someone sound so nice and amazing but turn around and do something so... inconsiderate? I can't go into depth becuase it'll get my in trouble- But.. Yeah..

There's my rant....

Oh no! This is an awful situation!

If I may ask, why not buy her back and lease her out to a little girl that would absoulty adore her? I know that you may not have the time, nor space, but if they are willing to pay for board, feed, and such, as well as use her, she'll still be in your name, and if you feel it isn't a good match, get her back without having to watch her be for sale again?

I understand that this isn't always the thing that ends up happening, but something similar happend with my mothers warmblood. She leased him out to a great barn where he took kids that weren't fortunate enough to have a horse into the hunter show ring. He was "Sold" to a trainer that wasn't aware that he was on a lease, once it got sorted out, my mother ended up leasing him to the trainer with the agreement that if needed to get rid of him, she would get him back, trainer paying for shipping. He is now retired at the age of 27 in a 3 acre pasture with one other buddy living the best of his life, showing far behind him.

Either way, I hope it gets better for you and Whiskey, and keep me updated on what happens with your mare! I can't imagine watching the same thing happen with my heart horse <3

Edit: And do not blame yourself! There is no way of knowing that this would happen!

Jumping Wolves said:

Oh no! This is an awful situation!

If I may ask, why not buy her back and lease her out to a little girl that would absoulty adore her? I know that you may not have the time, nor space, but if they are willing to pay for board, feed, and such, as well as use her, she'll still be in your name, and if you feel it isn't a good match, get her back without having to watch her be for sale again?

I understand that this isn't always the thing that ends up happening, but something similar happend with my mothers warmblood. She leased him out to a great barn where he took kids that weren't fortunate enough to have a horse into the hunter show ring. He was "Sold" to a trainer that wasn't aware that he was on a lease, once it got sorted out, my mother ended up leasing him to the trainer with the agreement that if needed to get rid of him, she would get him back, trainer paying for shipping. He is now retired at the age of 27 in a 3 acre pasture with one other buddy living the best of his life, showing far behind him.

Either way, I hope it gets better for you and Whiskey, and keep me updated on what happens with your mare! I can't imagine watching the same thing happen with my heart horse <3

Edit: And do not blame yourself! There is no way of knowing that this would happen!

Luckily for you, there are such good supplements and injections theses days to help with joint issuses, not that it's all going to go away, but to make the lovely girl comfortable <3

Jumping Wolves said:

Luckily for you, there are such good supplements and injections theses days to help with joint issuses, not that it's all going to go away, but to make the lovely girl comfortable <3

That may be the case, but any rider that rides a lesson horse, I would hope be used to that, after all, my OTTB thinks he's a bucking bronco and he was used as a lesson horse for a few months lol, but I know that I live in a state where you can't file a lawsuit if injuried by a horse, not sure about you though since I know it's not the case everywhere. If you get her back, don't let her out of your sight! Hold on to her tight <3

May I ask how old she is?

I had her on supplements and everything at this time, but I was also working on gaining her muscle back. (She looks a little on the thinner side in these photos)

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Jumping Wolves said:

Awww lovely girl! The camera just loves her! <3 She has such sweet and soft eyes *^*

She looks like a good weight to me as a TB owner xD