Odd case. Well kept TB found wandering down a road. Wearing a halter with a nameplate and trailing a leadrope. They've traced ownership back a few owners, but no one has come forth to claim him yet.
Stories at:
http://www.netposse.com/stolenmissing/w ... Adec03.htm
http://www.heraldnet.com/Stories/04/1/21/18066826.cfm
"The horse, which was bred in Aldergrove, B.C., raced for three years in Vancouver, B.C., before his breeders sold him to a Snohomish couple. They were dealing with some family issues at the time and passed the horse on to a Sultan-area woman so he would have a good home. That woman likewise gave the horse to someone else."
He is still scheduled to be auctioned off on 2/3/04 if his current owner cannot be traced.
This is a good example of why it can be hard or impossible to get papers on a TB if they've gone through a few changes in ownership and the papers didn't go with them. From reading the articles, I gather that the Snohomish people still have his JC registration papers.
Stories at:
http://www.netposse.com/stolenmissing/w ... Adec03.htm
http://www.heraldnet.com/Stories/04/1/21/18066826.cfm
"The horse, which was bred in Aldergrove, B.C., raced for three years in Vancouver, B.C., before his breeders sold him to a Snohomish couple. They were dealing with some family issues at the time and passed the horse on to a Sultan-area woman so he would have a good home. That woman likewise gave the horse to someone else."
He is still scheduled to be auctioned off on 2/3/04 if his current owner cannot be traced.
This is a good example of why it can be hard or impossible to get papers on a TB if they've gone through a few changes in ownership and the papers didn't go with them. From reading the articles, I gather that the Snohomish people still have his JC registration papers.
