I purchased a gaited horse from connor salkeid, owner of c j's stables on 7/21/2017 advertised as "100% broke", "anyone can ride him", "a very good trail horse". He was shipped to me 8/9/2017 and arrived at my boarding farm totally lame on l/s rear leg. I paid $2,000.00 and traded my perfect, gorgeous tw mare expecting a great trail horse and received a lame horse that was 150 lbs. Underweight. The drivers said he must just be stiff from being trailered such a long distance. It was a good thing the owner of my boarding farm witnessed him being offloaded and saw how lame he was comming out of the the horse trailer.
You cannot ride a lame horse. Advertising him as he did and telling me what a wonderful, experienced trail horse i was getting was total misrepresentation and false advertising; this could be considered fraudulent.
In addition to his already unsavory behavior this horse trader shipped the horse with no health certificate across several state lines: a federal offense. I discovered connor salkeid has been reported for not providing necessary documentation for shipping horses previously, right here on outscam.
Connor salkeid denys any knowledge of the horse being lame. He will take no responsibility for shipping a lame horse to me. He refuses to do the right thing and compensate me. He will do nothing but take my horse, take all my money and pass on his problems and financial losses incurred by having a lame horse that he could not sell. He shipped that poor horse, in pain with a leg injury, 600 miles with no regard to how he suffered. It makes my heart ache.
My vet checked this horse the day after he arrived, finding the lameness due to a previous injury and is not sure he will ever be sound. She taped him to obtain his weight finding him 150 lbs. Under weight. I am having her come back to check him again to evaluate his condition and discuss options.
CJ's Stables, LLC Reviews
I purchased a gaited horse from connor salkeid, owner of c j's stables on 7/21/2017 advertised as "100% broke", "anyone can ride him", "a very good trail horse". He was shipped to me 8/9/2017 and arrived at my boarding farm totally lame on l/s rear leg. I paid $2,000.00 and traded my perfect, gorgeous tw mare expecting a great trail horse and received a lame horse that was 150 lbs. Underweight. The drivers said he must just be stiff from being trailered such a long distance. It was a good thing the owner of my boarding farm witnessed him being offloaded and saw how lame he was comming out of the the horse trailer.
You cannot ride a lame horse. Advertising him as he did and telling me what a wonderful, experienced trail horse i was getting was total misrepresentation and false advertising; this could be considered fraudulent.
In addition to his already unsavory behavior this horse trader shipped the horse with no health certificate across several state lines: a federal offense. I discovered connor salkeid has been reported for not providing necessary documentation for shipping horses previously, right here on outscam.
Connor salkeid denys any knowledge of the horse being lame. He will take no responsibility for shipping a lame horse to me. He refuses to do the right thing and compensate me. He will do nothing but take my horse, take all my money and pass on his problems and financial losses incurred by having a lame horse that he could not sell. He shipped that poor horse, in pain with a leg injury, 600 miles with no regard to how he suffered. It makes my heart ache.
My vet checked this horse the day after he arrived, finding the lameness due to a previous injury and is not sure he will ever be sound. She taped him to obtain his weight finding him 150 lbs. Under weight. I am having her come back to check him again to evaluate his condition and discuss options.
I want justice...For me and for this horse!