September 2021
NAES Favorites
August 2006 used for September 2021
Case of the Month involved an attractive young paint horse being held by a non-horse person boyfriend while the woman trainer did other duties.
The horse spooked, and the boyfriend not knowing what to do, let go of the reins. Whereupon the horse ran down the barn aisle and into traffic on the nearby street and was struck and killed by a car.
The suit against the trainer for failure to control the horse was messy but finally settled.
The lesson to be learned is to always make sure the person controlling the animal can actually “control” the horse.
Archived Blogs - at this link
Proving again that the truth is stranger than fiction...
I pick out a specific case from the hundreds
that I have worked on in the past years and give you a brief
rendition of the facts and outcome. And, I may cover related topics.
Taking advantage of situations that have occurred to others may lead
you to say things to yourself like, “Boy I’m glad
that didn’t happen to me!” Anyway, for sheer entertainment
value, you’ll like them.
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Questions and answers regarding the USEF Policy are available as FAQ’s at this link. NAES has had similar policies in place since its inception.
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Featuring breeds
that are threatened
May -Dec, 2021
September 2021
Canadian Horse
History and Genetics: The Canadian Horse ancestry travels back to the 17th century Canada and the French Royal Stables of Brittany and Normandy; “Little Iron Horse”. more...
Past horses of the month |
NAES - Ethics
September 2021
Q. A seller advertised he had a young reasonably well broke horse for sale, a “pleasure” to ride.
A buyer, a middle age woman came out to try the horse. She mounted the horse and began walking around the ring and proceeded into a trot from there all training of the horse went south.
The horse ran off. The buyer tried bringing the horse to a stop, however the horse kept on moving, tossing her into the ground. Who is at fault?
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