Thank you, but the question I have is, did you know what it meant? :)

Absolutely NOT.
Four were rescued by ACFH from the to slaughter pen.
These four were too thin to get on the slaughter truck along to join the other 20 Paragallo horses who did.

God darnit, Mr. Byk, you use your tongue prettier than a twenty dollar whore.

I am guessing maybe 3-4 people on the board, in total knew what that meant.

I really think he has a thesaurus and just goes crazy sometimes

I had no idea

I knew...if that helps :)

I laughed.

A thesaurus?










That's so cute.

glad to know i'm not delusional.

I'm glad they did more than drive by. I hope this guy rots in hell; is this a privately-owned operation?

I saw a newscast video of Dirty Ernie's farm and a few horses, which, as Steve said,were not unduly thin . Probably the worst of them were sold to kill or otherwise removed ...

Those shown by AC4H were another story---bony under filthy insect ridden coats with bald spots ... Really bad .

Freddymo, as usual, you are full of it . There is no certainty as to how rich Ernie has remained and exactly how much of Unbridled's Song he currently owns . And if he is that rich, it makes his cheapness and negligence more heinous ...

Undoubtably he pays his help squat, instructs them less than squat, and does not keep acceptable amounts of food on the premises--that was evident upon inspection .

He may not have known everything, but he knew plenty---and the rest he " forgot "---such as the name of the person he unloaded a large quantity of mares to ...

Right ...

this guy is a piece of garbage and should do 170 years in a manure pile.

It has been reported that he owns between 30 nand 50% of UBS, a horse that stands for $125k per jump. Not only were these horses not fed, they were not given bedding for stalls and were standing in filth. (of course, the less you feed, the less to come out the other end.:rolleyes: )

I ride and know that horses love to roll in mud and get filthy and that in spring, even the fanciest horse can look pretty mangey but even a pig pen of a mare neds proper care to be sure that she has no sores or wounds that become infected. It would appear that at least a percentage of these horses were pretty much left to fend for themselves which is pretty tough in the winter in NY.