Heck, at one of the BIG shows at Earl Warren Showgrounds in Santa Barbara
years ago, a brand new, covered with silver, hand carved saddle was stolen
OFF THE BACK OF THE HORSE as it was tied to its trailer!
Karen
Response:
Just goes to show you..."show horse" mentality. I rarely hear of anyone
stealing anything form anyone at rides...more often things are loaned or
thrown in the back on trucks on trail and forgotten...often the pick-up owner
will give items to ride management so when someone finally remembers, they
usually get it back.
Teddy
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