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Maryben Stover wrote:
> I guess I have been lucky. My 36 year old horse and 37 year old mule 
> both went peacefully when the time came, as did the various dogs and 
> cats over the years.
> One way to guarantee your horse's future is to let someone have him 
> for as long as they want but you keep the papers. If you don't like 
> the way they take care of the horse, you can go get him. I have three 
> ex endurance horses who are still owned by me. They are happy and 
> healthy but if they aren't, I can go get them. Also, I have told the 
> people when it comes time to put them down, if they can't do it, I 
> will take care of it...............mb
My horses are in my responsibility. I have enough land to take care of 
the old ones till there time has come and still add new ones so I am 
lucky there. If I didn't or if I could not arrange something like MB I 
would limit getting anymore. That doesn't mean that I won't make the 
right decision when it has to be made. But my horses have done a 
valuable service to me and I will see they are taken care of for their 
lifetime.

Truman

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“It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how 
smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong” Richard 
Feynman, Nobel Laureate in Physics


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