Buckle up, folks, because this horse tale is a wild ride! When a struggling ranch owner decided to sell some of their beloved horses to an 18-year-old, they never imagined the drama that would unfold. From missing payments to injured animals, this story has more twists and turns than a rodeo! Get ready to dive into a world of conflicting emotions, tough decisions, and the ultimate question: who’s the a-hole in this equestrian escapade?
A Risky Horse Deal Gone Wrong

The Young Horses: A Yearling and a 3-Month-Old

Borrowing the Nursing Mom Horse

The Missing Deposit and a Gut Feeling

Disaster Strikes: Yearling Attacked and Injured

Makeshift Bandage: A Menstrual Pad and Tape

Vet Visit: Too Late for Stitches, Tissue Removed

Farrier Visit: Paying for Their Hoof Care

Zero Payments and a Sick Colt

Refusal to Return the Horses

Life-Threatening Illness: The Colt’s Symptoms

A Compromise: Mom and Baby Returned, Yearling Left Behind

️ Mixed Reactions: AH or Not?

⚖️ The Sheriff’s Advice: A Civil Matter ♂️

⏰ A Race Against Time: The Baby’s Life at Stake ⚠️

The Great Horse Heist: A Tale of Betrayal and Redemption
Well, well, well… looks like this horse deal turned into a real sh*tshow! Our poor ranch owner was just trying to keep their business afloat, but Little Miss 18-Year-Old had other plans. No payments, injured horses, and a sick baby to boot! Talk about a nightmare client from hell. But wait, it gets better! When our hero tried to get their horses back, they were met with a big, fat NOPE. ♀️ Even the sheriff couldn’t help without a court order! In the end, they had to make a tough call and leave the yearling behind to save the baby’s life. So, what does the internet jury have to say about this equestrian drama? Let’s see what kind of hot takes are brewing in the comments! ☕
Buyers beware: Responsibility comes before ownership!

Passionate comment calling out neglectful horse owner. Rescue mission needed

Social media shaming with evidence may help save horses

Saving a yearling from abuse, NTA receives support.

Don’t let emotions cloud your judgment when it comes to money
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Unpaid horses lead to overwhelmed teenager and animal suffering

Heartbreaking comment about leaving abused horse behind

Legal justification for leaving yearling with irresponsible owner. NTA.

Supportive comment defends victim of horse abuse.

Teen buys horses with no money, YTA for letting her.

Irresponsible caretaker leaves horse suffering. YTA for neglect.

Taking the horses back is fair, sue for losses incurred.

Teen buys horses with no money, neglects them. NTA takes action.

Supportive comment defending the repo of horses. NTA

Taking back horses and teaching a lesson

Stolen horses suffer due to neglect. Take action now!

Irresponsible buyer struggles to care for horses, repo justified

Horse buyer receives harsh judgement for poor financial decisions.

NTA morally, but legal repossession laws need to be researched

Rescuing horses from neglectful owner. NTA, go back for more.

Rescue horses put at risk by non-paying owner. NTA

Justice served! Take it to court and get restitution.

Urgent call to action to save neglected horses ❗

Free horse, free suffering? NTA but the horse deserves better

Take legal action and repossess the horse . YTA for ignoring gut feeling.

Toxic ‘friends’ sell teen’s horses for no reason

Don’t trust strangers with your horses without payment

Contracting with an 18-year-old? YTA. Animal welfare officers needed.

Assertive commenter sets the record straight and demands justice.

Responsible horse ownership questioned, take back the horses ASAP

Rescued horses need proper care, take them back! NTA

Taking back neglected horses from friend, but leave yearling?

Stand up for your rights! Secure your payment next time.

Report neglect to save suffering yearling NTA

Empathetic NTA takes care of horses despite financial struggles

Taking the other horse too? Justified NTA move.

Rescuing horses from irresponsible owners.

Horse owner neglects animal and can’t afford it. NTA verdict.

Legally entitled to take horses back from irresponsible buyer. NTA

Rescue the yearling , end the neglect, friendship be damned

18-year-old bought horses with no money, can’t pay. Repossessing justified.

Repossessing the yearling is justified. NTA

User suggests taking legal action to save abused horses.

Caring for animals is not a luxury, it’s a responsibility. NTA!

Taking back the horses justified, but lack of written contract YTA

Trust but verify, especially with animals involved

Irresponsible kid buys horses with no money; neglects them

NTA but OP, they’re not your friends. They’re abuse enablers

Red flag ignored: YTA for letting her take the horses.
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Teen buys horses with no money, NTA suggests suing

Trust your gut, get the yearling back!

Cut out toxic friends and save horses from neglectful care

Cruelty to animals should never be taken lightly

Horse ownership requires cash, if you’re struggling, it’s not for you

Both at fault: girl for neglect, and person for enabling.

NTA learns valuable business lesson: No money, no horse

Giving away free animals attracts animal abusers. ESH.

Leaving one horse behind after neglect – YTA for sure

Defending mistreated horses against greedy and ungrateful people. ❤️

Teen’s irresponsible actions earn them YTA judgement.

NTA for repossessing, YTA for selling to irresponsible buyer
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YTA for selling horses to someone who can’t support them . You’re NTA for taking care of them.

Taking back the neglected horses, NTA. Why choose young ones?

Protect your animals! Get a court order!

Gut feelings are important – NTA for taking action

Rescue the horses from the abusive and clueless family friend

Taking legal action to get yearling back from non-paying buyer. ⚖️

NTA: Teen buys horses with no money, friend suggests contacting parents.

Assertive comment suggests legal action to reclaim unpaid horse

NTA, but need a contract next time . The girl can’t afford basic horse care .

Legal action advised to retrieve unpaid-for horses.

Rescuing horses was the right thing to do!

Take back your horses, NTA and get your money!
