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Wow! This paints a picture of PF, and it ain’t pretty.
“She said: 'It's a characteristic that was ongoing for years. Anytime he was at a rope and his horse didn't act right, he'd rip on his face, kick him. In the community, we were all at ropings and stuff, but if the horse doesn't do exactly what it's supposed to do you don't just beat them.'
Recalling a rodeo in nearby town Cripple Creek several years ago, she described Frazee losing his cool with his horse.
She said: 'One time we were at a rodeo in Cripple Creek and he got mad because his horse didn't do good and somebody didn't heel just right to help him get in the money and he got so mad he left out of Cripple Creek Rodeo, flipped his horse trailer with his horse in it and almost killed that horse.”
I have never been a horse beater
But, with respect, many of the trainers and ranchers I have been associated with are quite demonstrative with their horses.
Never quite understood
But none of them ever were disrespectful to their husbands and wives ... quite the opposite
Am not sure what I would take from those observations... <modsnipped sweeping generalization with no link>
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