I need a private detective for a situation in the Gainesville area if anyone has some recommendations or is one on here please reach out

fsguide is your man. I think he's on vacation right now though, so may be a week before he can really get back to you.

schmellba99 said:

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fsguide is your man. I think he's on vacation right now though, so may be a week before he can really get back to you.

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Awesome thank you

While you await his response, please feel free to regale us with the details of the situation.

Wayward significant other ?

I should be able to help, depending on what you need. You can email me at TheTexaspi@gmail.com

I'm in key west right now. Be home Thursday night.

Nope no spouse issue it's tracking down a piece of shot horse trainer that's ripped off the last individual he's going to in his life

Gotta hear both sides.

Well that vague teaser certainly justifies a more detailed narrative of the situation. Feel free to post at your leisure.

How do you become a "PI"?

Last piece of advise my granddad gave me on his death bed is "never trust a "horse trainer"."

What about a recently resigned county agent? I regularly find obscure information and it's Ag related because horses, and local to the Gainesville area.

Usually those horse trainers leave with wives or daughters. Maybe it just wasn't the OP's wife or daughter.....

We are working to get this guy banned from AQHA NRHA and apha due to abuse neglect and defrauding multiple clients myself one of them in over 75k in training costs last year for horses not ridden at all.
And that's all I'm going to say at this point these are bad bad people and I wasn't the right person to **** with

Basically I've been full body on fire and it hurts like a mother effer and if these two were on fire I'd pull a chair up and warm up on their flame

we can arrange something...

sorry to hear, hope these clowns get a shotgun to the dick

Aggie_3 said:

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Basically I've been full body on fire and it hurts like a mother effer and if these two were on fire I'd pull a chair up and warm up on their flame

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I like the cut of your jib.

I didn't know Kevin Stubbs with Expedition Outfitters trained horses.

Have you tried the OB staple of "shoot 'em in the nuts"?

My lease is in Gainesville and the owner is a horse trainer. I'm going to DM you a name. Hopefully it's not my guy.

Reining or reined cow horse?

KorbinDallas said:

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Have you tried the OB staple of "shoot 'em in the nuts"?

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I was listening to a Rogan podcast the other day and his guest was talking about how he accidentally cut in line in Whataburger and didn't know the rules. He then found out the dude posted about it online and he said

"Come on man this is Texas. Just shoot me. Don't narc on me."

Had a good solid chuckle at that.

This is why you rent horses by the hour. Like those things that start with a "wh".

Whife?

Log said:

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This is why you rent horses by the hour. Like those things that start with a "wh".

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By the hour? What are you going to do for the last 45 minutes? Cuddle? Watch HGTV together?

Does he have his name on a big sign on 82?

Are you concerned he hasn't been riding them, or that none of his assistants have been riding them either? Are they legged up? Has he been showing them? Has anyone been showing them? Have they been going to schooling's?

Do you have anything in writing stating exactly what is going to be done with the horses? It's pretty common for folks to send a few horses to a very respected trainer, see forty or fifty horses in the pens and stalls and then think their horses are going to get ridden by the trainer with his name on the front gate. If the guy with the name isn't showing your horse, it's highly unlikely he's ever going to be on the horses back at home other than for a few minutes to correct an assistant.

When you put a horse in training with one of those guys, you are putting it in his program. Many folks choose to go with younger, less established trainers for this reason or go into the respected guy's program with the understanding that a specific assistant trainer will be riding and showing the horse. I play poker every Wednesday night in Whitesboro with about twenty trainers (in a barn)....a trainer that has no one ride the horses in his program would last about six months in that industry. The crooks are the ones that ride then too much and destroy them trying to do more in the show pen than the horse is capable of. A trainer makes his money in the show pen.

How many horses are in his barn as compared to how many trainers? If there are more than 10 horses per trainer....some might not be getting ridden four or five days a week. If there are twenty per trainer, then it would be pretty obvious your horses aren't getting ridden. I sent you a PM.

Aggie_3 said:

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Basically I've been full body on fire and it hurts like a mother effer and if these two were on fire I'd pull a chair up and warm up on their flame

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And maybe bring some marshmallows

Charlie Murphy said:

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How do you become a "PI"?

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you start in investigating privately .

FIDO 96 said:

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Log said:

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This is why you rent horses by the hour. Like those things that start with a "wh".

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By the hour? What are you going to do for the last 45 minutes? Cuddle? Watch HGTV together?

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Show off.

57 minutes.

HarleySpoon said:

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Are you concerned he hasn't been riding them, or that none of his assistants have been riding them either? Are they legged up? Has he been showing them? Has anyone been showing them? Have they been going to schooling's?

Do you have anything in writing stating exactly what is going to be done with the horses? It's pretty common for folks to send a few horses to a very respected trainer, see forty or fifty horses in the pens and stalls and then think their horses are going to get ridden by the trainer with his name on the front gate. If the guy with the name isn't showing your horse, it's highly unlikely he's ever going to be on the horses back at home other than for a few minutes to correct an assistant.

When you put a horse in training with one of those guys, you are putting it in his program. Many folks choose to go with younger, less established trainers for this reason or go into the respected guy's program with the understanding that a specific assistant trainer will be riding and showing the horse. I play poker every Wednesday night in Whitesboro with about twenty trainers (in a barn)....a trainer that has no one ride the horses in his program would last about six months in that industry. The crooks are the ones that ride then too much and destroy them trying to do more in the show pen than the horse is capable of. A trainer makes his money in the show pen.

How many horses are in his barn as compared to how many trainers? If there are more than 10 horses per trainer....some might not be getting ridden four or five days a week. If there are twenty per trainer, then it would be pretty obvious your horses aren't getting ridden. I sent you a PM.

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Believe me I know the business and the game I've been around it a long time this guy is a cheat and he has his coming to him

Horse people are the strangest. No offense to the OP.

NoahAg said:

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Horse people are the strangest. No offense to the OP.

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I was expecting at least one 'bless your heart'

Horse world has declined over the years since they get trained for banners and buckles over work and ranching. Horses were domesticated to assist in packing, ranching, or bringing home wild game. They were not domesticated to drag their toes in the very soft dirt going in tight little ovals. Really sad to see what has become the horse world. The people that followed the show arena really are not good old boys anymore. Hope you can work this out.