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Searching for Major and friends who disappeared after
donation to a ranch for girls
Print flyer here
Below is the form submitted by Angela Kirby (acjcasper@yahoo.com) on Monday, August 29, 2005 at 17:43:22
real name: Angela Kirby
email: acjcasper@yahoo.com
owners name:
city: Hope Hull
state: AL
zip: 36043
home phone: 334-613-6276
other phone: 334-669-0933
date missing: Fall 1982
missing how: Donated & then he was sold
city county missing: Tallapoosa County
horses name: Major's Pride
breed: Appaloosa
sex: Gelding
color: Chestnut
age: 28 (now)
weight: 800
height: 13-14
identifiable characteristics:
- Major only grew to be about the size of a POA as his dam was a pony and his sire was a regular appaloosa horse.
- He is slim built and about 750-800 pounds.
- His mane and tail are light.
- The mane sticks straight up, and the thin tail drags the ground.
- He was only green broken when he was given away, but he was always smart and gentle.
- In summer of 1982, a large white spot appeared on the left side of his neck.
- More spots may have appeared and he many be roaned out more.
how missing details: In March of 1982, my family donated Major and two
registered appaloosas to the Girls Ranch in Tallapoosa County, Ala. We were told they'd receive additional training, and that we'd
have first option to get them back. Neither were true. The filly died shortly
thereafter, and the mare and Major were sold to a horse dealer. I located the
mare in Equality, Ala. A nice older man had bought her, but she was in bad
shape. When I called & asked the dealer about Major, he didn't remember him. I
don't believe that. My worst fear is that Major died at his barn (which I'd
heard was really awful) or he was shipped to slaughter. I want to find him and
either know that he is in a good home or buy him back so he can live out his
years with me as I once promised him.
reward: No
reward how much: I will buy him back for a reasonable price.
reward who pays: aj
reward notes: I'll buy him back if he's alive for a reasonable price (he is 28
now). I just want to be sure he is safe.
other notes: No legal agreement. Just a verbal understanding followed by a bunch
of lies!
website: www.horsehomepages.com/stillwaters
do agree: yes
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