hello.....sounds like Frosty is a wonderful pony and way too young to be semi-retired. You didn't say what you have done to repair his 'founder' .....x-rays are done so you know how much rotation the coffin bones have and thus what to do to get them back where they need to be. Happily most feet can return to normal with just trimming, no pads, expensive shoes, etc. Of course it will take a farrier with that trimming experience.....much of this is all explained on the web-site 'hope

I thought the Cleve Wells thing would be happily over but now even I am wondering if all the posturing about Meagan means she too will be brought before the board. And if not, why not?

Driving a paint gelding, retrained at 15 yo from riding due to my being uncomfortable in the saddle at 67 yo. Also have hackney pony I have yet to hitch although he is supposed to be a driver, he has trust issues but will be a lot of fun. No mishaps yet but I am really careful, my trainer was a task master, all ground work was perfect, check list before hitching ++++. Anyone from Wisconsin ?

Well, that is a first step. My letter has been sent to the executive committee and I'm hoping it will at least be looked at but I'm not going to hold my breath. Over the past years while watching AQHA shows I would see 'unprofessional' conduct and go to the show office and report what I saw and request the show chairman to go take a look. I would get looks from the whole room like I had the plague. Never did I see any one even go look let alone do anything. Wisconsin has a couple

When this whole this hit the internet I was not surprised, is Cleve guilty of hurting this horse....don't know, but I've seen enough of his 'public' training sessions to wonder what he would do when out of sight. My letter to the AQHA board........ It is my understanding that Cleve Wells will be interviewed by the AQHA board regarding a horse injured/abused while at his training barn. I am providing the following information for you to share with the rest of the board. I am currently