Horse bites man; man files suit against owners
An Augusta man who stopped by a roadside pasture to feed carrots to a stallion is suing two Palermo stable owners because the horse bit off part of his ear. Paul Knickle claims Dusty and Pamela Haskell should have known their stallion was dangerous and kept him away from a public road, according to a lawsuit filed on Knickle's behalf in Kennebec County Superior Court.
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An Augusta man who stopped by a roadside pasture to feed carrots to a stallion is suing two Palermo stable owners because the horse bit off part of his ear. Paul Knickle claims Dusty and Pamela Haskell should have known their stallion was dangerous and kept him away from a public road, according to a lawsuit filed on Knickle's behalf in Kennebec County Superior Court.
Read why horses can be dangerous. If you have questions you can email Ulla Hudson, our German Certified Instructor.
#733, Route 344, Cedar Grove, Edgewood, NM, 87015, USA
505-615-5050
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