Horsing Around 

Yep, you nailed it 👍

Horse people always step in when a horse is in need. Good for the defendant.

I agree* I like the defendant

I agree! I had mad respect for her still feeding it even tho she didn’t know who’s horse it was because she wasn’t going to neglect it. And she wanted him to go to a rescue and have a happy life

I agree with you for the most part, and the defendant had the horses best interest in mind, unlike the plaintiff, but my issue with the defendant is she tried to put it off on the plaintiff that the horse supposedly wasn't sound and bucked off a child who was taking a lesson...really? Why the hell would you use a horse that is brand new to you, you don't know it's temperament (obviously) and you put a child on it?! Either that or she made up the story for court, either way, that's shitty on her part. Even if the plaintiff gave her a BS story and said the horse was bomb proof, the defendant even said from day one that the horse wasn't sound and they were watching her to "get better".... that is not a horse you put anyone on but yourself or a trainer, NOT a child or someone taking a lesson. Absolutely irresponsible.

My guess is she won't take the horse back and he's going to wind up at a rescue.

I agree 💯%

yep

@@CeltycSparrow Harvey said at the end of this video that the plaintiff abandoned the horse, just never picked it up.

@@The_Real_Mier yes but some people are not smart enough to watch the video before rushing into the comment section.

B.O.A.T= Bust-Out-Another-Thousand 🤣🤣🤣🤣 ..good luck

Oh I think that is the best laugh I have heard from him 🤣 that was funny!

I loved that 😂

I'm hoping she doesn't take it back

@@Channel-JJ She didn’t 🙄 just freaking triflin

@@dragastarr2926 thanks, I missed that 👍

exactly. She only cared about appearances she couldn't care less about that animal.

FACTS💯 And it’s a win for the horse that she didn’t go pick him up!

I love it when they sue and are wrong AND end up owing money, always amusing.

even Jesus said to stay out of court. All the best to you and yours!

@@hardtfelt yeah, it's a GREAT lesson about courts! and all the times when the loser thinks they should have won anyways, even when the judge has explained why they lost. Even Jesus warned ppl to stay out of court!! All the best to you!

@@hardtfelt Very amusing 😄

Yes, me too.

yup and since she is around 1600 dollars in debt because of this verdict i think she probably tried to find or found a buyer within the seven day period so she could just pass the horse off on someone else and make some money .

@@marleonetti7 by the Grace of GOD, Harvey said right at the very end that the plaintiff abandoned the horse to the defendant. I was pretty sure if she took the horse back that she'd try to scam someone else as well. All the best to you and yours!!

Bingo! I was pretty sure that's what she'd do as well....i cringed when i heard the verdict. Happily, she abandoned it to the defendant. All the best to you!!

I'm hoping she doesn't pick the horse up

@@Channel-JJ she didn’t pick up the horse, Harvey said she abandoned it in the end

@@ivykat9009 thanks I missed that

@@Channel-JJ your hope was fulfilled

I was totally disgusted by that, too. She doesn't care about that poor horse at all, I would have told that potential buyer to eff off! Thank goodness for the defendant, you can tell she genuinely cares about Awesome.

She doesn't want this horse. Period.

A vet check paid for by the potential buyer and a brief (two weeks to maybe a month) trial period are a normal part of buying a horse. Experienced owners know this. It’s not at all like buying a car or a vacuum cleaner

Guess what happens to unwanted lame horses--they go to auction to be bought for slaughter.

This isn’t a court. This is an arbitrator on a reality TV show. You could get the same results writing an agreement on a napkin and having a complete stranger arbitrate whatever ordeal you have. There isn’t even real rewards on these shows; the rulings are paid for by the production.

Love the profile name!

Harvey said at the end that the plaintiff abandoned the horse, thank goodness! She wasn't caring for it properly.

Yes. But still a horse will run you thousands of dollars a year. For me it was a horse or children.

Animals should live free

Baording a lame horse is expensive, that's why she tried dumping it for 1k in the first place.

I can’t believe your comment was marked as edited, but you still somehow didn’t manage to understand that it is grammatically incoherent to capitalize every word in a sentence.

That's what I was wondering about. I don't know much about horses, but removing his shoes made his feet that sore? I'm wondering if they had an actual professional do it, or just yanked them out themselves, because the plaintiff didn't have anything from a farrier. A real farrier would have known exactly what was going on with his feet.

@@JamieM470 farriers clip the nail heads on top of the hooves, before pulling off the shoes.....owners just yank away. A farrier would have seen any obvious abscesses or cuts in the frog. All the best to you!!

Could you imagine if you trimmed your finger nails and it caused pain? Oh my that excuse was just plain stupid

Good advice every time

Luckily the defendant was smart enough to at least ask for time to return the horse since she didn't get a vet check first.

I don’t think she wanted the responsibility and costs!

To me, it looked like the plantiff just didn't care & wanted to make a quick buck

She sold it. It wasn't abandoned.

@@cypherknot yeah but didn’t the judge to told the plaintiff you have seven days to get the horse! Harvey updated that she didn’t! Good the defended has the horse’

God Bless the defendant.

you gotta watch it until the very end

@@aaroncorbin8764 I did

Right.

why did the woman ride the horse or had it checked by a vet

@@davidewersphotography1013 I’m here to crack jokes bro

@@WesleyLindsey Let me introduce you to Poe's Law: "Poe's law is an adage of Internet culture stating that, without a clear indicator of the author's intent, every parody of extreme views can be mistaken by some readers for a sincere expression of the views being parodied." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law (And I've seen some misconstrued even WITH a clear indicator of the author's intent. The human brain works in strange ways.)

It's rude to make fun of people's skin color.

@@0ddddduck I’m not making fun ..it’s facts ..and a cool color..

Chronic lameness is a legitimate--and the kindest--option for euthanizing. It is unkind to leave them to suffer. A horse MUST have four sound legs or they can't function as a horse.

@@cypherknot I know I watch GP doctor lol I’m just saying that she should’ve done that in the first place instead of forcing him on someone else when she knew he was in so much pain

I agree with you 100. Your very pretty btw :)

They can't talk so human imagined the care of animals we are not supposed to take care of in the first place...

For once I completely agree with you:)

out here spittin facts today adrian! totally agree

In that case,they should be taking care of us instead of us taking care of them.

@@jameschancey251 I know my dog takes care of me just as much as I take care of him. I got hurt badly in early 2021 & still can't bare weight on my right leg, so I obv can't walk on it. My dog knows I'm hurt. He stays by me, licks my tears away, does silly stuff to make me laugh & help w my depression. Sleeps with me & has to touch some part of me, so my husbands been on the couch. Just me rubbing him, relaxes me & he loves it. So I think if you care for & genuinely love your animals they will not only instinctively protect you, & do everything they can to try help with your physical problems & depression, but also show you real love & loyalty.

Hominids are animals. Primates. And no life form is better than any other. You think wolves are kind to bison?

She didn't get the horse. She just left it there.

Not necessarily.

She needs time to figure out if she can sucker someone else into buying him.

Apparently people do buy cars without a mechanic looking at it. Haven't you watched The People's Court? Aha

The buyer had a return clause, which the seller agreed to. It's not stupid to buy a car before having your mechanic check it out if you have a return clause and will have it checked out before that period ends, as the buyer did here.

Was there a diagnosis mentioned?

@@cypherknot not technically, but when they say foot and lameness you tend to think Navicular disease, unless there's an obvious cut or abscess. Navicular is a kind of permanent arthritis of the bone in the hoof...it's incurable, but you can make the horse more comfortable....you certainly can't ride the horse at speed or jump it. At the Vet College we used to see loads of horses that had been given a lot of Bute (Butazolidone...a painkiller that i simply cannot spell) to look good, and who go dead lame in a couple of days when the horse has been sold and the Bute has worn off. When they're seeing lameness at the plaintiff's (the shoe story....removing shoes does NOT make the horse "sore" unless the owner oaf has ripped the things off herself) and the horse hasn't gotten well after weeks and weeks if not months, AND they said it was a foot problem, Navicular is the most likely diagnosis. If it was Laminitis (founder) the horse would hardly ever be standing, never mind being walked around. Abscesses and cuts are pretty obvious. All the best to you! ps i 'm a retired veterinarian.