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Judge rules against Friesians of Majesty owner in horse cruelty case

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A Vermont judge rules that a state raid at a horse farm was proper and legal. The horses were suffering from malnutrition and neglect, the judge said. The judge ordered the state to come up with a list of all the costs of the care of each horse. None of the 13 horses seized died, Windham County State's Attorney Tracy Kelly Shriver said.
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Judge rules against Friesians of Majesty owner in horse cruelty case

BRATTLEBORO — A Windham Superior Court judge has ruled that a state raid at a Townshend horse farm this past July – because of suspicions of animal cruelty and neglect – was proper.

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Brattleboro Reformer broke the news in on Wednesday, October 25, 2023.
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