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Goldie, Palomino/App Cross Missing From Texas Ranch
- RECOVERED!
Excerpt from letter received at SHI June 19,
2006 - In my busy-ness of relocating and re-organizing, I have
not taken the time to tell you that I do have my horse. The
afternoon that she went missing, I called my Dad, who called the
lady that had took her prior......well, Goldie was back on the
farm the next morning.
Open land like that, my friends and family would have seen her,
especially with 2 of them carrying a feed bucket and
whistling/calling for her and walking down the middle of the
place. It's only a 1/2 mi. wide. By all rights, they should have
seen her. There isn't any place that she could hide, because all
the brush has been cleared. That's why I believe with all my
heart that she was stolen. Why people think that they can do
that, that they can get away with it, is something I don't
understand and probably never will. But, I will always be angry
about it.
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to at least put it out
there for the whole nation to see. And it helps to vent about
it, as well. And the people who have contacted me, have been
gracious. So, thank you, all.
Please keep informing people that the best way to keep their
horses safe is with a pair of their own eyes, or trustworthy
eyes, and that a key factor in getting a horse returned is
notifying the right people as fast as they can.....If Barb
hadn't went to feed the horse that day, they could have had her
moved to who knows where by then.....--L. Williams
Below is the form submitted by (lwilliams7685@yahoo.com) on
Friday, February 17, 2006 at 22:27:14
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Submitted By: Roxanne Williams
owners name: Roxanne Williams
email:
lwilliams7685@yahoo.com
city: Orange Grove
county: Jim Wells
state: TX
country: USA
zip: 78372
home phone: 580-401-0439
work phone: 580-767-7311
fax: 580-767-7315
Number horses: 1
tack report: No
trailer report: No
missing date: February 17, 2006
location: 2 1/2 mi north of Orange Grove Hwy 359 N Jim Wells
County Texas 330 acre ranch/farm
how missing: Lessee at farm today working. Saw horse midday as
leaving gates locked. Horse turned out on 330 acres. All gates
locked. Horse feeder went to feed at 5pm, horse could not be
found. Brother and family friend searched all barns and corrals
and drove outer perimeter of ranch. No horse seen. Only key
access is available to a woman and the lessees. This woman is a
stranger to the owner, but a so-called friend of the father and
landowner who desires the horse, and illegally took the horse
prior and kept it for a short time before having it returned to
the farm as requested by rightful horse owner. Horse returned
for less than 1 week, and now has disappeared.
horse name: Goldie
barn name: Goldie
primary breed: Palomino
secondary breed: Appaloosa
primary color: Palomino
secondary color: some app traits
age: appx 13?
Date of Birth: unknown
Gender: Mare
weight: 850 lbs. Estimated
height: 14:1 to 14:2 Estimated
markings:
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Very scarred legs, especially rear legs. has
gotten caught in fences many occasions.
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Attitude is standoffish.
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Very touchy about ears,
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Throws head violently when mess with ears
skills: poles, barrels, trail - will seek to kick other
horses in groups, and when riding trail rides, etc. needs experienced and
very patient rider and handler,
reward: Yes
reward amount: 900.00
reward paid by: owner
reward notes: upon receipt of live horse returned to owner
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