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Kristy King ,horsetrainer KRISTY KING SOLD ME A HORSE IN DECEMBER 2011. HORSE MUST HAVE BEEN DRUGGED. Sent horse to 3 trainers and he's absolutely scared out of his skin. He bucks, bolts, crow-hops, unapproachable. But Kri Internet, Missouri
Drugged horse sold by Kristy King/Dreamhorse.com. Kristy is in Mt. Vernon, Missouri. This horse was supposed to be "beginner & kid safe, gentle and extremely safe for anyone to ride." He was supposed to do it all. . . exposed to everything. He has bucked everyone who has ridden him. Thank God I did not get on him I would have been dead or crippled. He has been to three trainers now and has attemped to buck off everyone. He bolts at the sound of a carrot breaking, a 'kiss', cannot be blanketed, explodes unexpectedly. I talked with my vet and he said alot of Missouri Fox Trotters have been coming to California with Fluphenazine in them. This keeps the horse very quiet when you first see and ride them. The horse will appear to be very calm & there are no visual signs of this drug. (Gelding don't 'drop' and mares don't have their lower lip fall.) This horse was ridden before purchased & appeared to be fine. But when he arrived in California he was a 'freek' horse and is dangerous! Kristy King now has 6 or 7 other horses on for sale and buyer beward. When your horse has a Coggins test, have them tested for any and all drugs before purchase. She also breeds dogs.
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Sarah
Los Angeles,California,
United States
Kristy King is a liar
#3Consumer Comment
Thu, September 06, 2018
The same exact thing happened to me in Sept 2016!! I have a half dozen affidavits that also say the horse I bought from Kristy King must have been drugged in the videos she advertised him on. The horse I bought was horribly abused, shy, skittish, not broke, and underweight. I did buy a pre-purchase exam but it was clearly a scam and likely just a friend posing as a vet. I trusted that the person I spoke with on the phone, who said they were a vet was telling me the truth when they told me I was buying a healthy, well-trained horse. It was all bullsh*t. Not only was this poor horse ruined by her but she also stole $10k from me which took me a lifetime to save up. I hope someday there is a major class-action lawsuit against Kristy King. If so, please contact me at: animalsavvy@gmail.com
Kristy
Missouri,United States of America
False and Not True Statements
#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Wed, March 21, 2012
I sold this woman a well broke foxtrotter.She had a prepurchase vet exam done on the horse before she ever bought him.She also hired a lady to ride the horse for her, before she made the purchase.The horse passed the vet exam and rode for the person excellent.I do Not and have Not ever drugged my horses.The horse was well broke ,he never offered to do anything wrong for me what so ever, I had several videos of him proving it as well.
As soon as the woman got the horse transported to her in California she called me up saying that she wanted all of my videos that I made of him so she could use them to resale the horse for $8000. and she only paid me $3500. for him.
Her description of the horse that she listed on Dream Horse was almost word for word what I had said about him on my add that I had of him.
She did not describe the horse as being a bucking bronc as she is now stating he is.
The woman is a liar and telling false statements about me.I sell well broke family safe horses,I have many satisfied customers.