This message is from: "Gail Russell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Be careful about fantasizing that they will go to a much better home than you are providing. That may not be true. Very few horses get worked on a really regular schedule.
That said, I definitely understand " horseowner's non-use guilt," AND the financial burdens (and guilt) of paying to board horses that are not being used, AND being overwhelmed by having too many horses for which you are responsible.....any or all of which could be happening to you. :) Whatever you decide will be right for you. Gail
