A beginners guide to ensuring your mother has no friends on the train

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By Hovis and Omar
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Step 1.
Refuse to come to the gate so that your mother has to tramp across the field wearing the jeans she is wearing on the train in approx 1 hours time.

Step 2.
Pretend to be highly irritated by flies and take the opportunity to wip snot all down her back on the walk back to the stables.

Step 3.
When arriving in the stables look hot, bothered and slightly tucked up thus alarming her into thinking you are dehydrated. Refuse to drink from the water trough.

Step 4.
When your mother brings you a bucket of water, look pitifully at it before knocking it all over her feet and the bottom of her jeans.

Step 5.
When she brings back another bucket convince her to hold it for you whilst you suck gratefully at the water. When she is not looking then spit the contents of your mouth all over her.

Step 6
Get your older brother to indicate he too wants some nice fresh water. Wait til he has his head in the bucket then distract your mum by throwing your headcollar at her. At this moment encourage your taller older brother to stretch his neck to the highest point then spit water all over your mothers head.

Step 7
Rub your head all over your haynet then cuddle your mother lovingly. Very subtly tranfer the hay from your mane all down her back and the back of her hair. For good measure rub lovingly up her front too.

Et voila! A grateful mother who has an entire train carriage to herself on the way to scotland!
PS perhaps try to tell her before she gets to the hotel that she is wearing the contents of your bed in her hair to avoid her being viewed as some slightly eccentric looney by hotel staff
 
Well, it's extreme but effective! A bit like covering the interior of your car in crud, then nobody wants a lift (well, more than once, anyway, tee hee!).
 
That's brilliant! I was wondering where the post was going by just looking at the title.

My horses would never do a thing like that, pah!! Especially never when I just 'pop in' to the stables before work, and the immaculately turned out girls in the office never look strangley at the hay in my hair!
 
As soon as I saw the heading I thought 'Wonder what they've been up to this time'
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Bless 'em

I wonder if Hovis will 'come clean' about this mornings stunt in his diary on Friday?
 
That will depend on whether he can be pursuaded to write his diary this week. On friday someone suggested a publishing deal which filled his head with ideas [- think gorgeous mares flinging themselves at his hooves and book signings at Burghley!].
Since I have pointed out he is not talented enough to get into print he is sulking
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Oh, reminded me the other day when I spent the afternoon with my gorgeous boy and he was being particularly loving, rubbing his head against mine, up and down my back ... I was loving all the bonding going on. On the way home, popped into Morrisons. Stood in the queue and suddenly had a lightbulb moment ... he had snotted all down my back! Oh, well, couldn't do much about it other than pay for my shopping very quickly and run for the car.
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