No money exchanged hands at all. Not when we got her nor when the big gal got her. The first owner just didn't want to send her to slaughter and get $300.00 for her. Had this horse been wiht you she could have been taken to N/S Carolina and would have brougght a couple of thousand at most any sale. They would have called her an 'American Warmblod' and come up with some kind of documentation on her. As it was all she had was a coggins. Thre were no strings on the gift to the big gal. When my son took her he had the understanding that he would 'try' her. He fulfilled his agreement. -- RODEO RAMBLINGS

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Date Posted: 18:25:24 04/03/06 Mon
Author: ZD Ranch
Subject: No money exchanged hands at all. Not when we got her nor when the big gal got her. The first owner just didn't want to send her to slaughter and get $300.00 for her. Had this horse been wiht you she could have been taken to N/S Carolina and would have brougght a couple of thousand at most any sale. They would have called her an 'American Warmblod' and come up with some kind of documentation on her. As it was all she had was a coggins. Thre were no strings on the gift to the big gal. When my son took her he had the understanding that he would 'try' her. He fulfilled his agreement.
In reply to: Varmit 's message, "I am a little confused on the "gifted" part and whether or not any money exchanged hands when the girl got the horse." on 18:01:07 04/03/06 Mon

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I would call her up and tell her. I take it she has a bill of sale, or you could take the horse back and give it to someone who appreciates a free horse. (NT) -- Varmit, 21:13:57 04/03/06 Mon
- The gal likes the horse and the horse likes the gal. Just one of those natural matches. I did contact her and told her to get-R-done and I expect she will write the thank you note. If she doesn't, I will write one and forge her name to it. She does appreciate it but just never took the time to write a letter. I understand but I didn't give her the horse. I got the owner to LET me give it to her and her lack of manners could leave a question in the owner's mind of what I ACTUALLY did with the horse. She likes the horse and appreciates it but just lacked the social skills to write the letter. I understand. Gene didn't. None of us are without a few little faults. (NT) -- ZD Ranch, 12:59:49 04/04/06 Tue

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