The video received a lot of online shares over the weekend. This prompted Frehner to post. “As shown in the video, I did not brazenly drag off and kick this horse.
I didn’t mean that at all,” Frehner wrote. “It was just done to move the horse into a better position so I could try anesthesia again and he could breathe and get up and move.”
Frehner acknowledged kicking the horse and apologized at the end of the post. He replied, “But yes, I did kick him right in the chin, and I sincerely apologize and wish this had never happened.”
Someone who is missing This morning, many Nevada authorities began looking for a missing person in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
