Hi Vicki,
 
VN>     I know this is off-topic, and I expect to get a nastygram from t
VN> moderator, but if that scum was in Arizona, he would go to PRISON fo
VN> 16 year old girlfriend!
VN>  
VN>      Good for you - there are lots of GREAT men out there.  And Jeez
VN> young to have your act together so well!
VN>  
VN>      I wish you luck in anything you undertake!
 
I don't mean to upset the moderator, I was just saying how I am 
starting over and where I came from and how this works in with me 
wanting to work with animals But just to let you know, This was my 2nd 
marriage, my 1st was abusive and that one lives in Arizona, So instead 
of all my ex's living in Texas, (1)lives in Arizona, (1) in Idaho but 
that is better for me cause now there won't be anymore reminders. But I 
really appreciate your support and your very nice compliment!
 
Back on topic-can you tell me why some horses are so spooky?? I went to 
the Yolo County fair yesterday evening and number one I saw 2 horses 
that they tied them up to the stall and they were enclosed in the 
stalls I know they were about to use them for the rodeo-But it's hot!! 
We've had temp's in the 110 degree area and they couldn't get any water 
on top of it I noticed the stall's were infested with mice-instead of 
the worms crawling in and out, It was the mice run in and out-Bad sense 
of humor I know but I would think that would be spooky and unhealthy 
for a horse to be, I know they are performing for a rodeo and that is 
the facilities they had but I felt sorry for them even though my 
boyfriend said, "Oh well, mice don't bother them."  This was no joke 
infestation, not just one mice.  Am I wrong about this possibly 
spooking the horse?  What else could cause them to be so spooky?
 
Marianne 
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