"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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No offense, but I cannot figure out why anyone not in the biz would want
to "keep" his or her own horses. The work is as endless as the expense.
And if you go out of town for a couple of days, you have find someone
willing to put up with taking care of the animal.

Changing the air in tires is more fun than shoveling out a barn every day.


She gave that up after the second year of ownership. Both horses are now
boarded at the trainer's facility.

Life is good again.

Eisboch