Eye-catching ad title over there! -------------------------->

[Lexi_]

Surely they didn't really mean to advertise their horse as 'arsey'?

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/clas...guildford/super-arsey-all-rounder-480198.html

 

[Wagtail]

Surely they didn't really mean to advertise their horse as 'arsey'?

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/clas...guildford/super-arsey-all-rounder-480198.html

Lol, just posted the same. Must have meant 'easy' I guess.

 

[Smitty]

Well, it certainly made me look at the ad, but I am sure they mean RC! It got lost in translation I think ...

 

[Lexi_]

Well, it certainly made me look at the ad, but I am sure they mean RC! It got lost in translation I think ...

Ohhhh of course! I didn't even think of that!

 

[Smitty]

Yes, it could be 'easy'.

There should be a prize for guessing the missing word.

On the other hand, it may not be a typo at all

 

[Gloi]

I was wondering what it meant too. I've had one that fit the description but I wouldn't have put it in the ad

 

[Rowreach]

I imagine it was a phoned-in advert, and someone misheard ..........

 

[Irish gal]

At £40 an add they won't be too happy I imagine. But all publicity is good publicity!

 

[WelshD]

My guess is 'classy'

Having said that if I were advertising a horse I would put a purposeful typo, massive exaggeration or outlandish claim in there - it would soon end up on here getting my advert lots of views..

 

[Red-1]

At £40 an add they won't be too happy I imagine. But all publicity is good publicity!

Ha Ha, if it is RC, and phoned in, I suspect it will also attract a refund!!!!

 

[*Whinney*]

Haha! He looks a lovely boy too.

 

[Luci07]

I was thinking its a predictive text error!,

 

[FfionWinnie]

Hillarious.

 

[jojo5]

Ha! Just posted this above as didn't notice yours. I bet it should read RC and was taken down over the phone, possibly even on a recorded message. ��

 

[Smitty]

So it was RC. Sack the temp ...

 

[MargotC]

Another, "heart breaking fail", over there today.