Old New York Police Department horses done with pounding the pavement get to amble away their retirement years on gentle grass here.
No shoes. No saddles. The only honking heard on this ranch two hours north of Manhattan comes from geese.
Old New York Police Department horses get to amble away their retirement years at a ranch north of Manhattan where the only honking comes from geese. It seems idyllic -- except for the legal fight between New York City and the private ranch's owners. The city accused the biotech company that owns the ranch of improperly caring for the horses. Lawyers for the company, Breonics Inc., deny the charge. They claim it's the city that shirked its responsibility, and have won a key ruling in state court.
October 31, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Old New York Police Department horses done with pounding the pavement get to amble away their retirement years on gentle grass here.
No shoes. No saddles. The only honking heard on this ranch two hours north of Manhattan comes from geese.
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