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John Garrett of Parker writes:

I just read the AP story in the Rocky about the starving Lippizaner horses in Serbia. The accompanying picture of two starving horses was shocking, to say the least. There is no way a veterinarian could look at them and say that they were healthy, as reported in the story.
Then, I saw the picture and caption in the Post. There were three apparently healthy mares with foals with the AP short story about the same “starving” horses.
So, the question is: Which pictures are real? When were they taken? Why would the AP send out a story with two sets of pictures? Why didn’t they verify? Who made the decision to publish the chosen pictures? Is there a hidden motive? I’m sure others are wondering the same thing.
Bottom line, what is the truth?

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Starving Lipizzaners in Serbia, dammed that Bush, if he would only feed those horses instead of chasing terrorist, things would be a lot better. Right guys?

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