More humor from Wee.
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Shari
IsItFridayYet?
Yeah, **** and vinegar was my second thought.
My third thought was "according to me, or dad"?
Instead of answering, at all, tho, I investigated a bit further. After some digging I got the all important hint I needed.
"You know, what's he made of. Like, how was he breeded?"
AHA! He's made of Tennesee Walkers.
(again assuming he's not really looking for actual specifics on how he was breeded...)
My third thought was "according to me, or dad"?
Instead of answering, at all, tho, I investigated a bit further. After some digging I got the all important hint I needed.
"You know, what's he made of. Like, how was he breeded?"
AHA! He's made of Tennesee Walkers.
(again assuming he's not really looking for actual specifics on how he was breeded...)
Gotta love him!
GoingNorth
Crazy Cat Lady
At least being a TWH makes good sense. For many years I owned an Arabian mare who was one of the best racking horses I've ever ridden.
Shari
IsItFridayYet?
GN Our 30+ year old grade "QH" walks out with the best of them. Someone jumped the fence down the line with him, I don't care what they tell me about him. When he just walks, his hind oversteps his front 8".
Step, difficult child 1 was present for the first attempt at conception of this horse. He was 10-ish. He said, as we left, "Well, that was disturbing."
And I thought to myself "hope it stays that way....".
Step, difficult child 1 was present for the first attempt at conception of this horse. He was 10-ish. He said, as we left, "Well, that was disturbing."
And I thought to myself "hope it stays that way....".
GoingNorth
Crazy Cat Lady
Shari, my mare had a foot of overreach in gait. I used to have to put bell boots (go over the top of the hoof and heel to protect it) so she didn't grab a quarter. At one time Arabians from Polish lines had quite a few gaited horses turn up.
In fact, I got her as she was supposed to be an English Pleasure horse and refused to trot properly. Arabian horses are usually short 2-3 spinal vertebrae and as a result of the very short back, can injure themselves by stepping on a forefoot with a hindfoot.
It was lucky she went barefoot, even as an endurance horse, as my farrier freaked out the first time he saw her on the long lines
We did a lot of endurance and competitive trail rides
In fact, I got her as she was supposed to be an English Pleasure horse and refused to trot properly. Arabian horses are usually short 2-3 spinal vertebrae and as a result of the very short back, can injure themselves by stepping on a forefoot with a hindfoot.
It was lucky she went barefoot, even as an endurance horse, as my farrier freaked out the first time he saw her on the long lines
We did a lot of endurance and competitive trail rides
