Isn't that the truth.
When I broke my back flying off Tali, the spooky Arab, my 14 year old
grandson took him over. They've become a wonderful team.
Gabriel jumped off once when they saw a bear, but he's never come off
involuntarily. His balance is SO much better than mine. And his braveness
f
>>>I don't WANT on a horse any child can ride cause a child can ride anything!
That one is really funny. I've always thought "kid's horse" is one of the most
vague definitions I can think of. Sure, I'd want the most dependable Steady
Eddie in the world to give a three-year-old pony rides (on
Quoting Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> lets have fun translating sale ad terms. like "needs experienced
> rider", don't we all know what that means...
>
I LOVED these. Especially since I am horse shopping.. not to
mention horse selling. Thanks for thinking them up...
Jean
lets have fun translating sale ad terms. like "needs experienced
rider", don't we all know what that means...
tho it could mean:
needs experienced rider:
100% guaranteed to buck and bolt
Goey, forward, or energetic:
rides like the hounds of hell are after him
athletic (I got one of these):
