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Jennifer Miller <callmeback@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> ksabo wrote:
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> > Am courtesy forwarding this item. Please pass on to all
relevant forums,
> > etc. Thank you.
> >
> >                           -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.
>
>
     What makes you think all horses used in rodeos are for the
bucking
events?