Dr. Richardson's Talking Horses interview

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

Here's the link:

http://www.bloodhorse.com/talkinhorses/DR081608.asp

... and out of the 500+ questions submitted, my question was one of the ones answered! Pardon me while I geek out a bit...

Thanks for the link!

That is awesome that he answered your question!!!

[chupster2]

I thought that was an extremely interesting interview. NOt just because of what WAS said but also what he declined to answer. Good stuff.

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by chupster2

I thought that was an extremely interesting interview. NOt just because of what WAS said but also what he declined to answer. Good stuff.

Yeah, I would wager that after this is all over, one way or another, that he's going to publish a paper in the veterinary journals about the treatment and doesn't want anyone stealing his thunder. And I don't blame him a bit-- they're doing trailblazing work, and should get to be the first to publish what they've learned.

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

Yeah, I would wager that after this is all over, one way or another, that he's going to publish a paper in the veterinary journals about the treatment and doesn't want anyone stealing his thunder. And I don't blame him a bit-- they're doing trailblazing work, and should get to be the first to publish what they've learned.

I agree. I loved the part where he called him a "great" horse. I agree that he was well on his way to being a great horse. Thank heavens he is so responsive and allows them to work on him.

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

I agree. I loved the part where he called him a "great" horse. I agree that he was well on his way to being a great horse. Thank heavens he is so responsive and allows them to work on him.

I can't believe they can do so many things on him without needing to anesthetize him-- that's incredible. I think it's testament to all the love and kindness he's received over his short life-- having never been mistreated by people, he trusts them completely to do what's best for him.