On 2/6/2016 1:00 PM, John Hasler wrote:

Just put down Liam, our Trakehner gelding. Broken humerus. He was
really the only riding horse I had, despite owning a dozen. I suppose I could start riding Sally and Muget but I just got a letter from my
health insurance company lecturing me about avoiding falls...

Share your sorrow. I think it was you who provided the necessary advice
on putting down a horse - on the cross made by two lines from the ear to
the contralateral eye, towards the neck - a sad task that befell me two
years ago, when my horse broke his hind leg: the tibia near the patella.
Cold comfort that one 380 round dropped him dead - and a back-hoe nudged
him into a deep grave.
Brian W

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John Hasler scribbled something on Saturday the 2/6/2016:

Just put down Liam, our Trakehner gelding. Broken humerus. He was
really the only riding horse I had, despite owning a dozen. I suppose I could start riding Sally and Muget but I just got a letter from my
health insurance company lecturing me about avoiding falls...

Sorry to hear that. Please accept my belated condolences.

/dps

--
"I am not given to exaggeration, and when I say a thing I mean it"
_Roughing It_, Mark Twain

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Just put down Liam, our Trakehner gelding. Broken humerus. He was
really the only riding horse I had, despite owning a dozen. I suppose I
could start riding Sally and Muget but I just got a letter from my
health insurance company lecturing me about avoiding falls...
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John Hasler Boarding, Lessons, Training john@dancinghorsehill.com Hay, Jumps, Cavallox
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI USA

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