Horses Deserve a Second Chance Nicole Hilliard Lied about correct age of horse and priced horse based on ability, which was totally false. Gardners Pennsylvania

Was told the horse was 14 yrs old and would be an excellent mount for my husband to trail ride and was considered dead broke. 

Horse was shipped to me and was extremely thin (apparently doctored photos to appear healthier looking animal) when it arrived.  It tends to booger hunt, so would not call him dead broke, but weight concerned me more.  I told her when he arrived that he wouldn't eat hay and she said he was use to grass and not to worry about it. 

I took him to our vet and the vet estimated him to be in upper 20s and most of his bottom teeth were missing (hence the problem with eating forage).  We would  have to chop up his hay and there was no way that this horse could ever cover much ground on a trail ride in his condition. 

 I need to find a retirement home, much less get him ready to hit the trail.  She  lied to me and shame on her vet for not being truthful on his coggins and health certificate. 

Buyer Beware!!!!