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Originally Posted by EEich
I'd like you to explain the procedure that they use to keep a horse off it's feet and pain-free.
The leg was broken in three places... the doctors put rods and 23 screws in the horses leg... something they wouldn't normally do for a horse, unless it was guaranteed to return millions of dollars in stud fees. It was a hugely complicated surgery and they're still not sure that the horse will be able to bear the pain.
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Dude, he walked back to his stall after the surgery, and now he's flirting with his bitches:
"Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro is making progress from surgery on his broken leg, even showing an interest in mares"
So you'd rather not even give him a chance to bear the pain and survive? Your value of life is startling.
I fully agree that the owners are only in it for the money, but you seem like you'd rather see them lose out on the money than see Barbaro survive. That seems twisted to me.
There's no guarantee the horse will be able to bear the pain. But there's also no guarantee that he won't be able to bear it. So you give him a shot.