Watch Out for This Trailer!!!

[Horserider]

http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_news/story/895400.html

Good thing there weren't any horses in it, but this is horrible. Not only did they lose their family heirlooms even if it's for a short time they also can't exactly move all their horses the rest of the way to their new home without a trailer.

[lovesfortune]

Oh, that's so sad! I hope they find their stuff.

[WashingtonBay]

Horserider, when you post news articles, will you post at least an excerpt (preferably the whole article with a link) so who know what it's about before we click it? I like that better.

www.kansascity.com | 11/17/2008 | Stolen truck, horse trailer loaded with family’s memories (http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_news/story/895400.html)

Stolen truck, horse trailer loaded with family’s memories


A Denver family is seeking the return of its truck and horse trailer, stolen from outside a Blue Springs motel over the weekend.

The trailer, while empty of horses, was filled with heirlooms and scrapbooks that the family wants to recover, said Jay Holden of Denver.

“It would be great if somebody found that and we could get all of our family stuff out of there,” Holder said.

Holden said that his family, which raises thoroughbred horses, is in the process of moving from Denver to Greenfield, Ind., near Indianapolis. On Saturday, Holden’s mother, father and sister had checked into the Motel 6 at 901 NW Jefferson St., near Interstate 70 and Missouri 7 in Blue Springs, after leaving several horses at a Grain Valley area farm operated by a family friend.

They discovered the truck and trailer missing about 6:30 a.m. Sunday.

“My wife had china from her great-grandparents in there, along with scrapbooks and other irreplaceable family stuff that you can’t buy,” Holden said.

The truck is a white 2008 Ford F-350 four-door flatbed pickup, and the trailer is a 20-foot Featherlite steel horse trailer, white with black trim.

Anyone with information can call the Blue Springs police at 816-228-0150.

[Horserider]

Sorry, WB. I'll do that next time. Umm how did you do that? So that the link shows the website, date and subject?

[WashingtonBay]

I'm just lazy, I don't want to have to click links unless there's 'more' or a really long article. :)

I have a utility that's an add-on with Firefox that will make formatted links. Otherwise its:

[ url=http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_news/story/895400.html]www.kansascity.com | 11/17/2008 | Stolen truck, horse trailer loaded with family’s memories[/url]
(Above, for example only.... in real life, no space should be after the [)

[Gliderider]

On poor family I hope they find there stuff.

[mouse]

I'm challenged with ID-ing vehicles, a photo of the truck/trailer would have helped that article....

[cloedoll]

I have a utility that's an add-on with Firefox that will make formatted links. Otherwise its:

Oo what's the add-on called?

That's real horrible. :(

[Kaitlyn]

Goodness, that's absolutely terrible. Poor family.