I bought a 'kid gentle' horse from Selena at kidzhorses.com in Whitesboro, TX. She claimed he was 'broke broke' and 'anyone could ride him'. I went to her place and met the horse who acted half asleep, I realize now that he had been drugged. She saddled him and I rode him for a while without incident.
I paid her cash for the horse and had him delivered to my farm the next day. The next day when he arrived we saddled him and when I got on he threw me and broke my back in 4 places, totally unprovoked and out of nowhere. He had gone from the 'kid gentle' horse that she sold me to a total psycho.
I am now 10k+ in medical bills, I cannot work, and she REFUSES to take the horse back or to give me my money back. I don't think she had ridden the horse herself more than once or twice before proclaiming it a 'kids horse'. She almost got me killed and had I been a kid, I would be dead.
This place is a total scam and 'Selena' is an evil woman who will get people hurt or killed just to make a quick buck. DO NOT buy from this place!
Jeannie gotcher
Brownwood,#2General Comment
Tue, December 06, 2016
You don't test for coggins lol you do a coggins test for equine infectious anemia. A seasoned horse person such as your self surely knows you test for EIA not for coggins???? But if Selina was doing things legally you would not need a coggins test, one would have been provided with the purchase. It is illegal to sell a horse without a test, which Selina does quite often. And as a result is under investigation by The Texas animal health commission . And we haul horses all over to various playdays and events...sorry but we don't acclimate them we just pull them off the trailer and ride...unless you purchase a pos from someone like Selina. The fact is she sells horses that are dangerous for even adults to ride much less the innocent children she targets
Jeannie gotcher
Brownwood,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, October 22, 2016
This woman is evil. She has an extensive history of ripping people off. She preys on children and families. If you read this please contact me there is a huge group of us who are working to get her shut down On Facebook I am Jeannie Gotcher
#4Author of original report
Thu, October 01, 2015
I've been rodeoing and training for 20+ years without incident. "You never take a horse to a strange place and ride them." I spent the last 20 years taking horses new and old to strange rodeos, trail rides, parades, cattle roundups, all strange places I've been getting my horses right off the trailer and onto their backs for 20 years. Who's clueless now? Are you telling me whenever you go on a trail ride you take your horse there a week in advance so it could get to know its surroundings? How about a cattle drive that's 200 miles long? Do you take your horse there to get acclimated? Know you are obviously clueless oh and the part about you not working for them that's a bunch of bull. A stranger doesn't get their panties in such a wad if they don't have some kind of friendship with the people I am talking about. It's crystal clear.
Stacey
Texas,#5Consumer Comment
Thu, October 01, 2015
You never EVER buy a horse then transfer that horse to a new place and try to ride the horse!!!! The horse has to become acclimated to a new environment first!!!! Did you have the horse tested?? Did you have the horse vet checked for coggins??? You obviously have no clue about how to deal with horses. Being that I have been riding and buying pro horses for more years than I can count I would guarantee you are a novice in the horse industry and NO I do not work for them.