Captain2 wrote: »

I would just like to come forward as a witness to a terrible act. Rasheh, working at the stables in Leki's Blade has been observed several times grabbing a shovel and throwing an impressive amount of sand in the face of one of the horses at the stable. The poor horse is apparently so accustomed to the act that they no longer even react. Certainly there must be some kind of law in place in Redguard society to prevent such terrible treatment of the poor creature.

Cecil (as I have decided to name him due to the neglectful owners at the stable refusing to give him a name) deserves better. He deserves a bright future. Not a face full of sand.
I expect to see Rasheh in stocks soon.

Ok this is the kind of post this forum needs

I like it :-)

Where's Tamriel's version of PETA? They might want to know about this...

This makes me laugh. Along with the post about the Chokethorn trophy being offensive.

Well, when the winds don' t blow the sands to blast away the mites and ticks, we must take matters into our own hands. It was common practice by the horse-lords at Aswala Stables (home of the Yokudan Charger), before that blasted anchor dropped in the middle of town...

Naming and shaming?

Captain2 wrote: »

I would just like to come forward as a witness to a terrible act. Rasheh, working at the stables in Leki's Blade has been observed several times grabbing a shovel and throwing an impressive amount of sand in the face of one of the horses at the stable. The poor horse is apparently so accustomed to the act that they no longer even react. Certainly there must be some kind of law in place in Redguard society to prevent such terrible treatment of the poor creature.

Cecil (as I have decided to name him due to the neglectful owners at the stable refusing to give him a name) deserves better. He deserves a bright future. Not a face full of sand.
I expect to see Rasheh in stocks soon.

Since horses don't roll in game, The dirt must be applied to the horse. Via the hand and or shovel. The sand acts like a secondary protective covering on the horse. This secondary protective covering dries of sweat and also drives of bugs. Including on face. For example horse fly's.

Thus the npc in question, deeply loves her horse so much, to also want horse to live a long and wonderful life (until servers shut down) Without those pesty flies to. Thus I don't believe it's animal cruelty unless npc in question starts doing mean stuff. But in reality I believe that the NPC in question has a really strong bond with horse.

PS: I to also have a horse, whom rolls in dirt. Beautiful paint 15 hands high. Majestic creatures they are. Nice thread OP also.

Rev Rielle wrote: »

Well, when the winds don' t blow the sands to blast away the mites and ticks, we must take matters into our own hands. It was common practice by the horse-lords at Aswala Stables (home of the Yokudan Charger), before that blasted anchor dropped in the middle of town...

This is what happens when foreign races come into places like the alik'r. They don't understand the struggles living amongst the sands. Start accusing without listening.

That horse is old and mangy. Should have been sent to the mastic factory a long time ago. It would net a nice profit since the thing is rather expensive in guild stores

Sosderosii wrote: »

And to her employer, she at lest once refused to talk to any customer for an entire in-game hour.

That person had a bounty I assume

Serjustin19 wrote: »

Captain2 wrote: »

I would just like to come forward as a witness to a terrible act. Rasheh, working at the stables in Leki's Blade has been observed several times grabbing a shovel and throwing an impressive amount of sand in the face of one of the horses at the stable. The poor horse is apparently so accustomed to the act that they no longer even react. Certainly there must be some kind of law in place in Redguard society to prevent such terrible treatment of the poor creature.

Cecil (as I have decided to name him due to the neglectful owners at the stable refusing to give him a name) deserves better. He deserves a bright future. Not a face full of sand.
I expect to see Rasheh in stocks soon.

Since horses don't roll in game, The dirt must be applied to the horse. Via the hand and or shovel. The sand acts like a secondary protective covering on the horse. This secondary protective covering dries of sweat and also drives of bugs. Including on face. For example horse fly's.

Thus the npc in question, deeply loves her horse so much, to also want horse to live a long and wonderful life (until servers shut down) Without those pesty flies to. Thus I don't believe it's animal cruelty unless npc in question starts doing mean stuff. But in reality I believe that the NPC in question has a really strong bond with horse.

PS: I to also have a horse, whom rolls in dirt. Beautiful paint 15 hands high. Majestic creatures they are. Nice thread OP also.

not quite sure what your secret is @Serjustin19 - but, you always make me smile - thanks