Haha EK... tooo true unfortunately!
I think i'd quite like to join MR's government though, as minister for correct grammar and spelling!
its most upsettingOn the basis you have new hens you may feel free to call yourself -
Minister for correct spelling and grammar.
*we were going to let JM do it, but he never returns my calls...texts...emails...invites to dinner...hunt balls...
I will admit to a 'certain' weakness when it comes to the Irish. Please do feel free to PM.
East Kent no I do not go on 'demos'. Before you ask about the two countryside marches, on both occasions I was not in the country.
half bred Yorkshire hope thats ok?Sorry JM- have to inform you Im only half bred Irish
And I couldnt go to the marches---as I was minding hound puppies
. Well, may be, but only possibly, if you are from The Republic? I could make an exception on this one occasion but I don't want to start setting any precedents. LOL (Any cricketing connections in the Yorkshire pedigree, that might just swing things in the right direction, but I don't know, could still be a very sticky wicket to bat on. The boundaries are very tight).
indeed... I am around, I just get a bit overloaded with JM's posts when he goes all political on us
Haha EK... tooo true unfortunately!
I think i'd quite like to join MR's government though, as minister for correct grammar and spelling!
Oh dear
Oh dear
The Irish ancestral home is in Galway....MR is your Irish half from inside the Pale or beyond it?
Nothing wrong with Yorkshire Jenhunt! I am from Yorkshire..therefore I am amazingand what, might I ask, is the problem with Yorkshire? or more correctly The Independent People's Republic of Yorkshire as it is known in these slightly provincial parts!
The Irish ancestral home is in Galway....
Nothing wrong with Yorkshire Jenhunt! I am from Yorkshire..therefore I am amazing
quite right EKNothing wrong with Galway!!
So many choices!
But Galway is very satisfactory, indeed a stones throw from The Burren in County Clare.
Any horse coming off The Burren is the best. Depth of bone etc.
I suppose that could apply to people as well?
A combination of the Limestone, old established vetches, along with the soft moist salty air coming off the Atlantic, is an ideal formula for a good stamp of horse and I suppose person as well. Eclipsing any throwbacks from, where was it, ah yes, Yorkshire. So good at cricket.
It seems that all these considerations have to be mulled over but on balance Galway must be right.
PS Simsar I don't think 'that activity' is something we attribute to either those from Galway or Yorkshire. Of course I could be so wrong.[/QUOT
Cricket should not be joked about or insulted
The horses bred this way on JM are very tough hardy Connamara ponies..not thugish part draught ugly brutes with thick heads to go with their thick legs
quite right EK
Ah had one off the Burren and he was a great sucess. Thoroughbred out of a draught mare who foaled on the Burren.So many choices!
But Galway is very satisfactory, indeed a stones throw from The Burren in County Clare.
Any horse coming off The Burren is the best. Depth of bone etc.
I suppose that could apply to people as well?
A combination of the Limestone, old established vetches, along with the soft moist salty air coming off the Atlantic, is an ideal formula for a good stamp of horse and I suppose person as well. Eclipsing any throwbacks from, where was it, ah yes, Yorkshire. So good at cricket.
It seems that all these considerations have to be mulled over but on balance Galway must be right.
PS Simsar I don't think 'that activity' is something we attribute to either those from Galway or Yorkshire. Of course I could be so wrong.[/QUOT
Cricket should not be joked about or insulted
I always find anything to do with the Republic, comfortable, horses, people, male and female and the whole place is generally relaxed. Especially on the west coast.
Who do you hunt with?
quite right EK
Ah had one off the Burren and he was a great sucess. Thoroughbred out of a draught mare who foaled on the Burren.
I always find anything to do with the Republic, comfortable, horses, people, male and female and the whole place is generally relaxed. Especially on the west coast.
Who do you hunt with?
Currently dont have the horsepower to go hunting JM
the TBxConnie- is a yearling and sadly hates anything but firm going so unless they move hunting to a summer
The little coloured pony will be found a small rider as he has very good nature and very steady on any ground-shame he isnt 16hh .....
Dont get out much to ride JM but the Roscommon is a good place to start,Sligo harriers and the "blazers" if you dont mind the field been full of...well...erm...english holiday makers
Although back in UK- was Bramham and Badsworth(before amalgamation!) york and ainsty south.
West coast is lovely-very chilled and as they say "you know when you live in the west of ireland as a cow has licked your bedroom window"!
JM... you should come and have a day with a proper yorkshire pack and find out what you're missing!
Also. I can recommend the Roscommon for a good day out - we had a day with them season before last - hired horses from Oliver Walsh two days running and had a brilliant time!
Hedges what like these. Hope this works.
Haha EK... tooo true unfortunately!
I think i'd quite like to join MR's government though, as minister for correct grammar and spelling!
