Stevie Ansell’s riding stables do a huge amount of good work. Can we help catch the people that raided it? Image from the stables Facebook page.
Hey folks – this is really, really important, and I’d like readers and social media folk to spread this post far and wide. You will all know that Stevie Ansell and her riding school in Brownhills have been good pals of the blog, with whom we’ve had an honest and good relationship over the years – well now, they need our help.
It seems that last night (Monday 8th June 2015), the riding stables site was broken into, and the theft of their vehicle attempted; but not just that, the raiders propped open gates to let the horses escape.
Stevie posted the following message on Facebook:
Friends…
Tonight not only have thieves gone into yard and tried to steal our jeep, but they have broken and opened all locks on fields and paddocks and wedged them open. Not just one lock but at least 4! One paddock in particular being a safe night enclosure for mares and foals.
Cameras are being checked as we speak but I’m offering a reward for information leading to the identification of such scumbags!
I’m sure even other thieves out there would hold back at putting innocent animals and public at risk. Anybody’s relatives are at risk when horses are on road and new born foals running with a large herd is not a good thing!!
One of our own girls got kicked when out helping on rescue mission…
Let’s make the community a better place – if we all work together, somebody somewhere must know something or have seen something?
All information will be kept confidential.
Tel or text :- 07950-314091
E-Mail:- stevieansell@hotmail.comMany thanks all 😀 Together we can beat such scum!
Stevie Ansell
Stevie and the stables do a huge amount of great work, and it’s terrible that anyone would put that in jeopardy. I’d also note that as Stevie points out, loose horses could create a greater tragedy.
Please come forward with any information you have. If you don’t want to contact Stevie of the police directly, drop me a line on BrownhillsBob at Googlemail dot com and I’ll pass the message on.
You can also contact Walsall Police by dialling 101 (999 in an emergency, obviously) or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.