Razzmatazz, one of the five horses brought into the Live and Let Live Farm in Chichester Tuesday after being rescued from a Peterborough this past weekend. Police were notified after people noticed the animals all had blankets on last Sunday when the tempertures were close to 80 degrees and were sunk in mud. Razzmatazz had difficulty walking from laminitis and will be evaluted by a vet this week.
Razzmatazz, one of the five horses brought into the Live and Let Live Farm in Chichester Tuesday after being rescued from a Peterborough this past weekend. Police were notified after people noticed the animals all had blankets on last Sunday when the tempertures were close to 80 degrees and were sunk in mud. Razzmatazz had difficulty walking from laminitis and will be evaluted by a vet this week. Credit: GEOFF FORESTER—Monitor staff

Something just didn’t look right Sunday. Horses with winter blankets in the springtime warmth, standing in deep mud. After a passer-by reported it, the Peterborough police investigated and now five horses have been moved to Live and Let Live Farm in Chichester, rescued from a neglectful situation.
All were suffering from thrush infections and, in the case of one animal, severe laminitis. The mother of the four was also malnourished. A veterinarian in Peterborough has recommended that all of the animals get
X-rays to see the severity of the infections.