Challenge the limits of pet-friendly inn

Because there are few accommodation facilities that can bring pets, people traveling with pet dogs and love cats at pet traveling are also available. In such circumstances, to stay for yourselfMotelHe knew that he was pet friendly, and a hero who came in with the beloved horse appeared.

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Woman tests limits of pet-friendly motel with her horse
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It is a jockey and ridingTeachingDo Lindsey Partridge2017 Thoroughbred MakeoverOn the way to the contest "Super 8 GeorgetownThis review was written in Japanese. As I was lining up in the front row to check in, I noticed that the woman who was in front talking about the content of letting the dog stay in the room. Partridge, who thought that this motel is pet-friendly, asked about the front woman 's question, "Is the pet-friendly policy effective against horses?", "I do not mind I am able to stay even with a horse "I heard that a reply came back.

After that, the movie that was filmed with permission of reception is as follows.

Partridge who brought the love horse Blizz from the trailer. "I'd like to check in, but this child is Blizz," she says, "A pet fee of 10 dollars (about 1100 yen) will be accepted". Whether staying a horse is an irregular situation truly, the staff on the hotel side also takes a movie with a smartphone.


I turn to the camera Blizz.


Partridge who received the key of the room safely, safely.


And Partridge entered with Blizz, and it seems that Blizz was supposed to watch television the first time he was born. "There may be a prejudice that race horses are" irritatingly temperate with short temperament "prejudice, but if we can establish a calm relationship with horses first, we can take it anywhere It will be like, "said Partridge.


In response to Kentucky.com's interview, Mr. Partridge said he was looking for an opportunity to show "Horse behaves well if he receives appropriate training."