79. Silver testified that he could not recall where services were provided, and that they may have been provided at a location other than his farm. 80. The Petitioner did not prove that the alleged services were provided in the state of Missouri. 81. A letter introduced into evidence shows that when Silver became aware of the Petitioner‘s investigation of the Defendant, he and his wife notified the Board that they could compare the work done by veterinarians to that done by Brooke Gray and that they believe Gray‘s work to be ―exceptionally professional and thorough.‖ Silver also testified at his deposition that he preferred to have Gray float his horses‘ teeth because ―there wasn‘t nobody as good as her‖ and that the available veterinarians ―didn‘t do the quality of job as I thought they should.‖ 82. Kelle Brammer testified by deposition that she knows Brooke Gray, that Brooke Gray told her she attended equine dental school and that she performs floating services, and that Gray had at some point floated teeth for Brammer‘s horses. 83. Brammer testified that she had not observed the Defendant floating her horses‘ teeth and could not recall a specific occasion on which Defendant had floated her horses‘ teeth. 84. Brammer testified that she did not pay the Defendant or provide any other valuable consideration in exchange for the Defendant floating her horses‘ teeth. 85. Petitioner did not prove that any services the Defendant might have performed for Brammer took place in the state of Missouri. 86. Contrary to the Petition‘s allegation, Michelle Wycoff did not claim to have owned a horse whose teeth were floated by the Defendant. Instead, Wycoff
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