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Searching for older Chestnut Saddlebred Mare, UF Krafty Damsel, known to be in Florida in 2004
FOUND!
~ NetPosse (5/24/06)
Message 1: We have found Damsel in Georgia! She was taken from Florida to Valdosta by a lady who bought her for her husband, but he couldn't ride so after a few months she passed Damsel on to a "friend" of hers thinking she would be nice for his wife (who also is not a rider) and apparently the guy got frustrated with Damsel's "trailering issues." The lady told me "I told him to be patient with her, but he just got frustrated." (Doesn't sound good!) She told me this guy then passed her on to "an old man who knows a lot about horses and he took her to be bred but it didn't take!" (She's 22 years old!) So I called the first guy and left a message, he called back and said "It's a good job you called as I was about to get rid of her." She's sitting on someone's sandlot. We're so lucky to have found her. I'm now trying to find a place in a sunny retirement/rescue home so I can go pick her up and take her there.
A Netposse volunteer in Georgia has emailed offering to help, which is great! The alerts have been great -- I'm waiting to hear back from a lady who cares for retired horses in Florida to see if she can help, too.
Thanks so much and we'll keep you updated!
Felicity
Message 2: … [She] has mentioned the possibility of Damsel being a companion to a 28-year-old horse she rescued, so we're looking at all the options for everyone! I was told that Damsel was "full of fear" so I'm worried about what kind of mental (as well as physical) state she's in and what might be the best situation for her.
It's wonderful how people are offering to help! Net Posse volunteers are fantastic!!!!
Will keep you updated!
Thanks a million!!
Felicity
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Last known to have been for sale on www.nfla-horse.com in November 2004.
Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by Felicity Hill (Felicityjh@aol.com) on Monday, May 15, 2006 at 13:32:09
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owner name: Felicity Hill
email: Felicityjh@aol.com
city: Shaker Heights
state: OH
zip: 44122
home phone: 216-283-9415
work phone: 216-695-7599
date last seen: 1996
location: Alachua
horse name: UF Krafty Damsel
barn name: Damsel
breed: American Saddlebred
gender: Mare
color: Chestnut.sorrel
dob age: 1984
weight: 1100 lbs
height: 15.3
how missing: Gave to a friend in Lake City, Florida on loan; she could not keep Damsel and loaned her out to other people in the northeast Florida area in Trenton/Newberry/Archer area I believe. I last saw Damsel in 1998. The young lady who was looking after her then went to college. I have lost her address/name/number. I would love to know where Damsel is now! Still much missed by her family.
markings: Snip on nose, small star on forehead. May not like being loaded into trailer (she was always fine with me and followed me in, but not always so cooperative with other people).
 characteristics: Gregarious, loves other horses (especially geldings); is often the lead mare. Has (healed) caesarian scar on tummy and did have a small hernia there. Vary pretty, good gaits and distinctively large beautiful eyes.
skills: Champion competitive trail horse (Altoona), prize winner in equitation classes (Canterbury Showplace), great with kids.
picture: Yes
microchip: No
chip registry:
registered: American Saddlebred Horse Association (ASHA) 
reward: Undisclosed
other info: We only need to know that she's safe! (Or have closure). Missed by me and my children (who spent their early years with her).
do agree: yes
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