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So what's your solution?Have YOU set up and fully funded AFTERCARE for every horse you have ever bred or owned or trained? Not one of the crying contributors on this thread or any other has offered anything of substance or value as to aftercare once they are done racing. The Amish fill a void. A void left by you and every person similarly situated. What is YOUR AFTERCARE PLAN?
Amish are really hard on the retired race horses that they get,never have or never will give any or sell any of my retired race horses to them !Some owners just don’t care , have no heart , just dump them to the Amish to make a couple hundred dollars .
Where do yours go?
FYI for all the dirtbags......The re are turnout farms all over the Country that charge less than $10 per day. That is basically equal to a couple of cups of coffee per day. Man up douchebags.
Mike, I think most people look at the Amish as a oddity. They seem like a peaceful lot of furniture making bakers who just want to practice their religion quietly and away from others. But their treatment of retired horses is repulsive. I hope all horses who can't race go to those turnout farms you mentioned. it's worth the $10 bucks a day. And it's the moral thing to do.