If you want to really test a horse's bravery and training..

Colleen_Miss_Tom

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oh doesnt he look smart and what a super behaved horse
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lol!! what a man!!! i strongly suspect my welsh cob would just love to do that!!! my mare however, would have a nervous breakdown!!
 

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Aww, bless him. What a little star!
I used to ride my friends connemara in the medieval parade in our village. He used to stop dead in the middle of the procession if he saw a camera pointed his way!
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One year we had some dragon dancers (don't ask me what they had to do with medieval times) and they used a fire extinguisher for smoke...right behind us! That was a slightly more interesting and lively ride for the first few minutes, till he got used to it!
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He would do great over here! Every town and little village has parades and the horses all love it.

He's such a good boy.
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Lovely pics - a horse that can deal with the sound of bagpipes is a very special one - there's carnage at the Dublin Horse Show every year when the pipers start up to lead the teams in for the Aga Khan Cup!

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What a beautiful horse and a beautiful place to live!

I have actually done this myself, many moons ago.....

I used to be a carnival princess and one year decided to combine it with my love of horses and borrowed a friends part bred shire and rode round the carnival, in my big dress and everything, as opposed to the rest, sat on bonnets, trailers etc. I was only about 13 at the time as well and he was a super star!
 
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