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ksabo wrote:

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> etc. Thank you.
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>                           -Kristin
>
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> ATTENTION: MISSING HORSES
>
> $5000 REWARD OFFERED FOR THE RETURN OF THESE HORSES
>
> FOUR HORSES WERE REMOVED FROM THE CAL POLY RODEO ARENA IN SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA
> ON THE EVENING OF SEPTEMBER 26, 2000.
>
> DESCRIPTIONS:
>
> Mare: 14.3 hands - bay with two white socks, one in front and one
>                    behind.  Very long mane and tail on this mare,
>                    not branded. Owed by Lea LeGrande.
>
> Gelding: 15.0 hands - sorrel with very large socks behind, one
>                       sock above hock. Sock on right front leg to knee.
>                       White mark at knee on left.  1100 lbs - 15 years old.
>                       Blaze face, not branded.  Owned by Nicki Pedrozzi.
>
> Gelding: 15.2 hands - chestnut with large star on face and white
>                       snip on nose. Discolored hair on left hip. 16 years
>                       old, not branded.  Owned by Levi Rosser.
>
> Gelding: 15.1 hands - buckskin, chewed off tail. Branded left hip
>                       with backwards G and then R connected. Older horse.
>                       Contact Levi Rosser.
>
> THESE ARE RODEO STUDENTS HORSES.  ALL ARE VERY NICE QUARTER HORSES
> USED IN COLLEGE RODEO COMPETITIONS.
>
> PLEASE CONTACT:  LEE AND BONNIE ROSSER
> 530-674-9612 or 530-742-8249 anytime

Maybe somebody stole them to avoid having them tortured by being in a rodeo.
Rodeo horses do not buck because they are "wild" and "unbroken" and "dangerous."
They buck because of the painful strap around their back and kidneys. Rather than
assume they have been turned into dog-food, perhaps they are now being loved and
cared for properly. Let's hope.