This message is from: Curtis Pierce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

This arrived in my mailbox today.  I thought that you all might find it
interesting. Enjoy!

"BIG MOVER": Can't canter within a two-mile straightway

"NICELY STARTED": Attended a "natural horsemanship clinic," but we don't
have enough insurance to ride him yet, especially outside the round pen.

"TOP COMPETITOR": Won a second place 5 years ago at a show with
unusually low entries due to tornado warnings.

"HOME BRED": Knows nothing despite being raised on the back porch.

"BIG BONED": Good thing he has a mane and tail or he would be mistaken
for a cow.

"NO VICES": Especially when he wears his muzzle (and when he's in
the round pen).

"BOLD & SPIRITED": Runaway.

"GOOD MOVER": Runaway.

"NEEDS INTERMEDIATE RIDER": Runaway.

"ATHLETIC": Runaway (but looks good doing it).

"SHOULD MATURE 17 HANDS": Currently 15 hands; dam is 15.2, sire is
 15.3, but will defy his DNA.

"WELL MANNERED": Hasn't stepped on, run over, bitten, or kicked anyone
since our twelve year-old neighbor, who we paid to ride him, quit.

"RECENTLY VETTED": Someone else found something really wrong with him
during soundness exam.

"TO GOOD HOME ONLY": Not really for sale unless you can: 1) pay twice
what he's worth; 2) are willing to sign a 10 page legal document of
release; and 3) allow current owner to tuck in beddy-bye every night.

"LIGHT CRIBBER": We can't afford to build any more fences and barns for
this buzz saw.

"EXCELLENT DISPOSITION": Never been out of the stall (or the round pen)
and never had any pressure of any kind on him.

"CLIPS, HAULS, LOADS": Clippity-clippity is the sound his hooves make
as he "hauls" butt across the parking lot when you try to "load" him.

I haven't found the ads to be this bad, but sometimes there is some
exaggeration or future predictions involve with the sellers claims about
their horse for sell. It is a buyer beware world!

Curt Pierce
Bristow VA

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