I no longer feel comfortable posting here...

[Shilasdair]

I think you guys should have a fight.
Fight fight fight....
S

 

[Lucy_Ally]

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I think you guys should have a fight.
Fight fight fight....
S

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No way - I know her and I wouldn't stand a chance!!

 

[JM07]

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I think you guys should have a fight.
Fight fight fight....
S

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oh good grief, S.....

After being at Beaulieu Road Newfie sale since 5.30 this morning, having anything other than a nice convo and a glass of rose, is not on the agenda.....

i must be mellowing.....

 

[Shilasdair]

She called you ugly though.
Honest she did.
You know I would never stir trouble..
S

 

[Shilasdair]

Between you and me, she said you smell!
S

 

[Lucy_Ally]

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Between you and me, she said you smell!
S

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Then she would be quite right - I am sat in front of the fire with the faint aroma of horse wee and sweat radiating off me.

 

[JM07]

S......she does smelll....

and yes, i'm ugly.........

 

[Shilasdair]

I know when I'm beaten.
S

 

[PapaFrita]

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On the same vein as the syrup suggestion!!! Mayonnaise really does work for sun bleached coats, straight up, no joke!!!!

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Ok, now this I'm really interested in. How does one apply, how long do you leave it on, etc, etc.
Assuming you don't FEED them mayonnaise??

 

[judymoon]

This was just something the farms did for yearlings going to auction, i was a vet nurse so didn't see it being done but the barns stank!! you just put it directly on the coat but for how long i'm not sure, i couple of hours i reckon - maybe ask sportznight, seems to have had experience of it in the states too!

 

[the watcher]

Just smooth it on like a hair conditioner (also fab for human hair) and leave it on for 30 mins or so