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Searching for Immy - last seen 2005 when leased to Quarter Horse Breeder in Oreana, Idaho - Claims Deceased
Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by Paula Juergens (gomulego@live.com) on Tuesday, December 11, 2007 at 19:12:07
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realname: Paula Juergens
email: gomulego@live.com
Legal age: yes
city: Selah
state: wa
zip: 98942
Home phone: 360-314-8837
Work phone: 360-314-8837
Other phone: 360-314-8837
Date last seen: 2005
location: Oreana, Idaho
How missing: Disappeared after being sent to Idaho as a ranch horse. Owner of breeder ranch claimed she died, but there is no evidence. Immy's owner suspects she is being used to breed as she was out of breeder's late stallion.
Read full story HERE
Horse name: Whata Final Image
Barn name: Immy
breed: AQHA
gender: Mare
color: Chesnut/sorrel
dob_age: Jan 18, 1995
weight: 1370
height: 16.1
markings: Broken Blaze, Snip, Stripe, one low white sock Right front, black patch on her hip and one on the shoulder, this mare is VERY chromy, she's also a tail wringer when spurred under the belly, knows barrels but tends to drop her shoulder on the first barrel if not held up hard, comes off number 3 barrel and will lay you backward and make your eyes water, Immy also knows team penning and calf sorting, but LOVES biting cows as they run down the wall.
This big girl has AWESome roll backs but has a real hard time going into the flat lope, she tends to pop up on the front end. When she bucks, she tends to twist her belly and rear feet to the right. She also has a very hard to detect L shape scar on her Left butt cheek. And one on top of her right hip, where she bucked up to kick another horse and got stabbed by a BIG tree branch. Rolls and collapses her heels if left unshod, she is right handed, and lands VERY square on her heels. Has a faint old rope burn scar on her right front pastern in the back
skills: barrels, poles, Idaho 8, flags, team penning, calf sorting, EXTREMELY solid trail horse, (used 4 years as a guide horse) Halter, showmanship, has been shown at open western and English pleasure, but only was "ok" at it, can lope, but has a hard time transitioning "into" the lope.
picture: Yes
Pic format: Electronic
microchip: No
registered: Yes, AQHA
reward: No
Do agree: yes
Full story
Immy was sent to a breeder at a Quarter Horse Ranch in Idaho to be a saddle horse because the ranch owner had no mature or broke horses to use during that time. I was busy showing and doing in endurance. This gave Immy something to do in the meantime. I was to be consulted if Immy was to be bred.
In early October of 2007, after threatening to turn her in for no contact at all this year about my horses well being or condition, she wrote me back and reported the horse had died, unknown causes. Breeder said a rendering truck was called and no necropsy was performed. I asked for additional information, such as when it happened and the ranch owner refuses to reply. My gut instinct is that the horse is still alive and is being used for breeding, as the ranch owner has halter horses and this mare was a top barrel running mare with decent halter bloodlines. Immy is out of the breeder's late stallion.
Odds are the hair sample off my horse was sent in place of another horses that may have had more marketable bloodlines and Immy will make babies while the other horse is shown collecting valuable points.
This mare has earned over $45,000K in her lifetime and I've had her since she was 9 mos old. I'd like to know where she is or find some sort of resolution to my situation.
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