Many people have witnessed them tie various horses up for days at a time without food and water. 

Like so many other horses, Cisco had no behavioral problems prior to his time at KZ Equine. However, after being “trained” by Kylie and Zac, he developed dangerous behavioral issues and became panicked whenever he was asked to stand tied. He started pawing and rearing, among other signs of anxiety and panic. Undoing the damage caused by Kylie and Zac took Cisco’s owner a significant amount of time and effort. When Cisco’s owner publicly shared these issues, Kylie not only admitted to using the “3-day method” of tying horses, but she also suggested this “method” as a way to fix the problems that she and Zac created in the first place by doing this. He also sustained mouth sores while being “trained” at KZ. __________________________________________

Texas Penal Code 42.09 - Cruelty to Livestock

A person commits an offense if the person intentionally or knowingly:

-   (a) (2) fails unreasonably to provide necessary food, water, or care for a livestock animal in the person's custody;

-   (a) (4) transports or confines a livestock animal in a cruel and unusual manner;

*   An offense under Subsection (a) (2) is a Class A misdemeanor.

*   An offense under Subsection (a) (4) is a Class A misdemeanor.

Disclaimer: I am not a legal professional. The information provided is sourced from the Texas Penal Code and other reliable legal references; however, it may or may not pertain to the abovementioned circumstances. Please consult with a qualified attorney to obtain reliable guidance and advice.