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My accident

On my way home from the area Friesian practice today I hit a deer. I
pulled the truck to a stop and ran to my trailer. It was rocking back
and the sides were bowing. I couldn't see Phoenix. A neighbor of mine
recognized my trailer and pulled over. He got me to get the trailer
off of the road. 911 was called and I started to evaluate the
situation. I poked my head in and saw that Phoenix was under Aslan
and under the divider. I shut the door because he was trying to get
up again. I opened Aslans half and took him out of the trailer. I
passed him to a bystander who tied him. I turned my attention onto
Phoenix. I wanted to blind fold him but it was too dangerous. I saw
that Aslan was tied to a gate with a knot at the very end of the rope
next to the high way. I moved him. By now I was hysterical and
called my barn and Cindy for help because I could see that the inside
of my trailer was damaged. They got there about the time the police
made it there. I was sent to the car because I wasn't being helpful
by now. Phoenix broke the divider and was standing by now. The
divider was fixed well enough to get Aslan back in and get the
trailer moving again. We waited for the vet to make it before we took
the horses out of the trailer. Phoenix had a small trickle of blood
going down his leg Aslan had some bruising. The vet said I was very
lucky. No serious injuries that are known at this time. I need to
keep a close eye on them for the next 48 hours.
Katie

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