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To: mairdie

“And they left them locked in their stalls”

That’s what PO’s me.

No reason you can’t go out and just open all the stalls and let them run for it. What’s the difference at that point?


10 posted on 12/06/2017 3:16:28 PM PST by Regulator
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To: Regulator

There are some personality types that are very possessive. They can’t let property run free, they gotta have everything locked up for their peace of mind. Even when they know it will end like this.


12 posted on 12/06/2017 3:20:07 PM PST by Sixgun Symphony
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To: Regulator; freedumb2003

Agreed

They know how to flee fire pretty much

It’s instinctive

I can’t say they can’t get confused and still trapped on the run but usually not


20 posted on 12/06/2017 3:26:54 PM PST by wardaddy (As a southerner I've never trusted the Grand Old Party.....any questions?)
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To: Regulator

The firemen may have stopped them from going down to the barn. Most people would turn them loose and I imagine these folks wanted to.


57 posted on 12/06/2017 5:06:44 PM PST by Himyar (Comes A Stillness)
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To: Regulator

I saw video of the burned horses and the Padilla Ranch. The burned horses were in iron pens outside, with chain and a big lock securing the gate of the pen. Unless you could reach the key to every lock really fast, when the police are shouting for you to leave, you could not free those horses. Obviously the Padillas need to re-think how they secure the pens. The poor horses. I cannot imagine how much absolute terror and pain they experienced. Makes me cry.


64 posted on 12/06/2017 6:24:43 PM PST by EinNYC
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