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catherine1960
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Posted - 02 Sep 2016 : 10:45:56 AM

MY notes court based on the evidence of the vet who attended the farm at the request of HAPPA and the RSPCA

3 horses in one barn
Cleveland bay x TB gelding that was William
Mouse collapsed fetlocks and mud rash hair and skin flaking away
Delilah in reasonable condition, she was rugged but rug was hanging from her body
bedding was dry (ish) with soiled material and it was damp

grey arab stallion Harley was in good condition well shod
Jules WB gelding had 3 rugs on him
arab gelding George in a ark stable rugged, no bedding horses faeces..........no signs of any fresh bedding being available
barn was untidy heavily littered old feed sacks etc*

there were cattle to the left of the horses

Millie Vanilli almost all of her body covered in faeces but seemed in good condition had dirty drinking water no clean bedding

Neville no food little water looked bright and responsive however covered in faeces in a horse fleece

Neville no food little water looked bright and responsive however covered in faeces in a horse fleece body condition

2 setters in a cage in the horsebox Red Setter had no food or water same for the Gordon Setter cardboard on the base of the cage, no blankets both showed signs of significant aggression

Border Collie in very poor condition chained up

In a field were Taragun and Eva both were rugged not brilliant body condition and very little useful grazing no sign of additional feed being given

2 Shetland in a field along with Breeze field was boggy but some grass of very poor quality and no additional signs of any hay being given

Nancy Molly Khoomi Midge and Shady along with the bodies of 2 dead horses in varying stages of decomposition scarce grazing there was a haylage bale in the field but it was rotting mouldy and inedible

Khoomi had overgrown feet and was poor condition but again was classed as bright and responsive
Shady covered in mud had significant mud rash Nancy had overgrown feet and in poor condition but again classed as bright and responsive

2 dead horses in the field 1 was rugged and 1 unrugged

Further 4 dogs in the farmhouse in a room all appeared to be in good condition bodily they had some food but no water and the room was covered in faeces and stank of urine

area near the back toilet 6 Jack Russells in yard at the back of the house was a stone floored yard they were active and vocal and conditions not as bad as those in the house

3 further horses found Cresh Rita and Bumble

at Tosside large barn and field

2 horses in the field which was very boggy scarce grazing no haylage body condition was adequate standing in mud up to their fetlocks

in the barn was Pip poor body condition dark mouldy haylage and mouldy haylage in dirty drinking water but again he was classed as bright and responsive

Anna and Heron de la Forge poor body condition mouldy haylage no water barn was dark and according to the vets testimony 'smelt like a rendering plant'

In the corner was a dead horse later identified as Dolly

at the right hand side of the barn at the back were the bodies of 3 more horses in varying states of decomposition and 1 further dead horse

there was also evidence of 3 further horse shaped lumps int he barn at Tosside

Sorry its along post but that's the evidence I have from the vets testimony at court and I apologise if this has upset people, it upset me having to listen to it and watch that Godawful video. How she can even begin to try and justify the unjustifiable I have no idea

* When the owners of the farm appeared as they were not sure of what exactly was going on they were met at the top of the track leading tot he farm by a HAPPA Inspector who asked if they knew to whom the big haylage bales belonged to, on being told they belonged to Stephen Peel his reply was 'got the bugger' apparently Stephen had claimed he had no haylage of feed for the horses

Also inside the house was an information leaflet relating to brain disorders......one of these had been marked and written alongside it was 'This is what Stephen has and he has 2 years left to live'
Stephen has been seen to be driving recently plus attending to various DIY jobs on the property where you now reside and on other property (2 fields) he still owns I believe from various trusted sources and that source is not the present occupier of Brookhouse Green either before you try and have a go at them. If he can still drive a car and be observed taking runs through the forest then there isn't much wrong with him and he is obviously not at 'deaths door' which you claimed in court.....so which is it has he made a miraculous recovery or being brave in the face of his imminent (as you would claim) demise

Edited by - catherine1960 on 02 Sep 2016 11:02:42 AM