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Post by jill on May 13, 2010 18:23:24 GMT 1
RIP Caspars mum, and mum to 6 other lovely foals over the years, who was found dead in the field this morning. Eyes open, no sign of any struggling, looks like it was instant and straighforward, at the age of just 22. Poor old girl had struggled with horrendous pigeon toes all her life (destined for the meat man when I bought her so she had 19 years she otherwise wouldn't have had) and was reaching a point where I would have had to consider her future. No more sore feet or joints now, swiftly and easily onto Rainbow Bridge by the look of things. But Caspar wants to know where his mum has gone!
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Post by laurac on May 13, 2010 21:22:35 GMT 1
RIP Daisy May, no more sore feet and lots of friends to play with at Rainbow Bridge
Sounds like she had a very happy life with you Jill and her sons and daughters will carry her memory on
Hugs for Caspar too, it must be difficult for him to understand x
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Post by anastasia55555 on May 14, 2010 1:07:07 GMT 1
Sad to hear she gone, but i hope it brings you some comfort that she went in the field with her friends around her, happy, loved and as quickly as you could hope for. xx
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Post by ann on May 14, 2010 10:04:16 GMT 1
How sad. RIP Daisy May.
Big hugs to casper
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Post by jill on May 14, 2010 11:09:27 GMT 1
Despite seeing her in the field yesterday, he is still stressing this morning, poor lad. He always whinnied to her when she went out for her walks down the road, even though he is 13 and she has had 6 other foals and been to stud 6 times since he was weaned. There always seemed to be that connection, maybe it was just as field mates though.
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