joeyspicks
05-24-2006, 06:56 PM
The Jacksons could have made the decision not to go through the expense of trying to save Barbaro, and likely would have collected on their policy.
"If they went to the insurance company and said they made a decision to destroy the horse, there would be no questions," Rosenberg said. "But they didn't."
Barbaro sustained a broken cannon bone above the ankle, a broken sesamoid bone behind the ankle and a broken long pastern bone below the ankle. The fetlock joint -- the ankle -- was dislocated.
....and now you know the rest of the story
of the Ameican way!
"If they went to the insurance company and said they made a decision to destroy the horse, there would be no questions," Rosenberg said. "But they didn't."
Barbaro sustained a broken cannon bone above the ankle, a broken sesamoid bone behind the ankle and a broken long pastern bone below the ankle. The fetlock joint -- the ankle -- was dislocated.
....and now you know the rest of the story
of the Ameican way!