Bit of fun...

farrierswife

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...what are the most common/entertaining quotes/sayings you hear when out on the hunting field.

I'll start it off "sit up, SIT UP...awwww....LOOSE HORSE!!"

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"LOOSE HOOOOORSE!!" Only ever heard that out hunting.

And from me, "ARE THERE ANY NON JUMPERS?" as I get pointed to the 6yo PClubbers on their teeny weeny ponies being chaperoned around. Oh, the shame.
 

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Heard:

'He's not trying to kick you, honestly'
'Sorry, sorry, excuse me, watch out, BLOODY HORSE, sorry, sorry excuse me!'
'Shes only young' - Horse had been well known as a 14yr old seasoned hunter!;)
'Anyone seen the Mounted field lately' - infact the field was galloping towards them (hidden by a huge hedge - quotee moved fairly quickly!)

Said to me:

'Please remove your horses mouth from around my stirrup'
Blooming thing likes the taste of stirrups for some reason:rolleyes:

'That horse needs spurs'
The most useful snippit of information I have ever been given, transformed a nervous and impatient thing into a confident rock of a horse! - She just needed a few well timed and delicate pokes and a few more outings! :)
 

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"Ware hole!!!" (there were a lot of rabbits where I used to hunt. Here though, on finding someone's horse's head overhanging my horse's bottom and touching me on the back I said "Er, my horse has a red ribbon on his tail," to which he replied "Yes, I see that!"

I was one of only a couple of women hunting with a load of men, and made the mistake of yelling at them to "Watch my bottom!!" (meaning the red ribbon) and they never let me live that one down :eek:
 

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I often hear "can you give me a pull" as some daring Derek or Delia finds himself/herself stuck in some gate way, in some ditch, on some bank.

One of the reason why I wasn't to upset when my old landrover with its winch was written off by the honey wagon was I then had an excuse to say sorry I don't have a rope.
 

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Where the ****** are the hounds said by the huntsman whilst hunting in galway.

A master on his own land told everyone to mind out for the bottomless bogs. He told us to follow him 5 mins later we pulled him clear off his horse who was by then up to his shoulders in a bog. Fire brigade job & horse had terrible colic for a few days master just holloaed to groom to get him a second horse
 
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