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HORSE TAKEN FROM HCPEC
This is a of my horse Gulliver who was taken from the Huntington Central Park Equestrian Center Easter morning (4-8-2012) at 6:30 am. He was stolen by my ex and 3 other people who he had take him, without permission from the court. He has not seen Gulliver in a year, has provided no care, feed, exercise or love to him in a year. He has refused medical attention to Gulliver in the past and I am very worried for Gulliver. He is very sensitive and has severe allergies. He has threatened me for the past year to take him if I do not do things he has asked me to do. We are about to go to court and he is trying to use him as leverage. He is a veterinarian and when he left our home after 12 years, he refused to treat our 13 year old Beagle who had congestive heart failure and refused her medicine. Gulliver is my son and I am heartbroken and extremely worried for his safety. Gulliver is an 18’2 hand (That is 6 feet 2 inches at the shoulder!) Irish Sport Horse, he is 15 years old. Anyone aiding in the taking or harboring of Gulliver will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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| Figure | What It Describes |
|---|---|
| Return to player | Long run average payback |
| Volatility | How returns are distributed |
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