Gray v. Davis

OPINION

MEYERS, Justice.

Appellant, R.L. “Dick” Gray, was found by a jury to have negligently allowed his horses to intrude onto the property of ap-pellee, William Jerry Davis, causing personal injury to appellee and damage to his mares.

In seven points of error, appellant claims the trial court erred in rendering a judgment based on a finding of negligence because there was no evidence, or insufficient evidence, that: Davis had enclosures that were able to withstand ordinary horses; *857Gray knew his horses were vicious or in the habit of breaking down enclosures that would otherwise restrain…