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Post by JoM on Oct 11, 2006 13:13:37 GMT -1
I have just received this through on an e-mail, so thought I would pop it on here! I hope nobody minds
Substantial RewardMOLLY – Stolen from Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove, Thursday night 1st June. 15.1hh, 7 yrs. Piebald cob mare. 1 wall eye on nearside. Feathered whorl under mane. 2 black ears, white mane, black and white tail. Distinctive grey patch, approx 2cm diameter above nearside nostril with 2 small black spots inside it. 4 white legs. Large black patch on each side of flank and on chest. Small mottled patches on withers, back and under stomach. Very quiet temperament, loves people. Please contact me with any information: Vicki Trezise 07748 121 692 vickitrezise74@yahoo.co.uk 
This is just how it came through I do hope she manages to find her! |
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Post by zeldalithgow on Oct 11, 2006 13:16:49 GMT -1
What a nice horse, I do hope she is reunited with her owner
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Post by penninelass on Oct 11, 2006 13:19:37 GMT -1
Poor Vicky, what an awful shock to have your horse stolen. Heaven forbid.
I hope they find her soon.
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Post by harleydales on Oct 11, 2006 14:32:14 GMT -1
Dreadful. Hope she gets her back.
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Post by admin on Oct 11, 2006 14:37:53 GMT -1
oh how sad - I've made this sticky for a few days so everyone gets to see it.
Olivia
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Post by justjordie on Oct 11, 2006 14:44:16 GMT -1
how awful, I hope she finds her soon.
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Post by JoM on Oct 11, 2006 14:47:38 GMT -1
Thanks Olivia.
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Post by bruce on Oct 11, 2006 16:36:00 GMT -1
Just a suggestion and only because we had a coloured cob stallion stollen early this spring.
Contact ALL Ports with her details and photographs.
You could phone Defra and ask for details of Ports/addresses/faxes/phone numbers and possibly an email address for each.
We traced our stallion back to Ireland. Needless to say, we did not get him back and only because the people that had taken him were to scary to deal with.
I hope you get her back Vicki.
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Post by AliandDolly on Oct 11, 2006 18:07:59 GMT -1
awww noo i hope she is found soon
ali
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Post by laceyteri on Oct 11, 2006 18:24:55 GMT -1
It must be awful to have a horse stolen, its my worst nightmare. I hope they are reunited very soon..
Teresa
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Post by lucky on Oct 11, 2006 19:07:18 GMT -1
I do worry about that with having Lucky a coloured mare  I always think they are more likely to be taken I hope she finds her - there has been a sign on the roundabout near us about 2 coloured missing as well. |
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Post by Manx Cat on Oct 11, 2006 20:08:02 GMT -1
I do hope they find her, Gina, Im so sorry you didnt manage to get your stolen stallion back, you did well to trace him as far as you did. So many of these cob coloured end up in USA I believe. I really really hope this one isnt one of them, june is a long way away now.
Mary xx
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Post by jacquidales on Oct 11, 2006 20:59:48 GMT -1
It must be heartbreaking to have a horse stolen. I adore coloured traditionals, but they do seem to attract the theives given the prices they command abroad. I hope the owner gets her back, she looks lovely.
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Post by bruce on Oct 11, 2006 21:45:13 GMT -1
Mary, we had the police come round to my farm, they checked the area the horse was stolen from and what we found was, the furthest field had some 40ish mares and the stallion. They cut all the fencing down and ran a number of mares through the gap they had made, the stallion followed to recover his mares, but the trap was set - we only found out this had happened as the mares they had ran through the fencing and had made there way onto the A466 - the mares came up the Pitch and we then got phone calls.....very early hours saying we had some escapeees. We may not have noticed initially.....and could have escaped our attention for a number of days.....they run some 150 acres. We know the stallion has made his way to the US, as we suspected he would. The police told us throughout the UK, coloured thefts are rife. What amazes me though, with all these new regulations on passports....HOW ON EARTH COULD THIS STALLION ACTUALLY END UP IN IRELAND!! HOW DID HE GET PAST THE PORTS.....HOW DID THE DEFRA VETS LET HIM SLIP THROUGH THERE HANDS, WHY DID THIS HAPPEN  ?....!! |
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Post by ponydreamersmum on Oct 12, 2006 5:59:40 GMT -1
I cannot imagine how I would cope with something like this and am not sure I would ever be able to get over it, just the not knowing whether your precious horse was in good hands and worrying about what they were being put through would drive me mad. I really hope they manage to find her and reunite her with ehr owner. I agree with Gina, what is the point of having to go to the expense of passporting when it really doesnt make any difference at all to these people getting away with this sort of thing.
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I always think they are more likely to be taken 
