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Test your knowledge of equine law. by Attorney Krysia Nelson
How the Grinch Stole All the Fun
he local lesson barn had all the traditional hall- marks of a well-loved
riding establishment: kids of all ages would hang out every spare minute they weren’t in school and could do chores and earn credits to “work off” their lessons. That also meant birthday parties, summer camps, early mornings and late nights. For that lucky group of kids, the barn was everything. But for one of the neighbors, the barn was a
particular nuisance. The neighborhood Grinch did not like the kids, he didn’t like the horses, he didn’t like the kids riding the horses on his road, and he didn’t like the kids trespassing in his orchard and stealing cherries in the spring and apples in the fall. The Grinch didn’t like the smell of the manure pit, and he most certainly did not care for the extra traffic on his quiet, country road. Angry looks and
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threatening phone calls did not make the children or the ponies go away. So the Grinch called social services. Was this an unlicensed day care?
☛ Turn the page for the outcome.
About the author: Krysia Carmel Nelson is an attorney from Virginia who is a nationally-rec- ognized expert in equine law. Attorney Nelson represents horse owners, trainers, riders, breed- ers, equestrian facilities, farms, clubs and associations across all nation- ally and internationally recognized disciplines. As a lifelong equestrian, she currently rides and competes her Hanoverian Affirmed on Appeal in the amateur hunters. She can be reached at
eqlaw@aol.com.
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