S_N
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Is this rider too FAT/BIG/TALL for this horse?
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Blizzard
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PMSL, I personally think the rider is overhorsed!
PaintboxEDT
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lol brill,yes to all the above lol !!
rara007
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PMSL! F_M_N had a pic simalar to that the other week!
SilverSkye
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ERm no i would have said they look about right, however the rider should note riding in wellies is unacceptable and they really must try and put more weight through the heel!
JM07
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i personally think the problem will be solved by the rider hiking up her leathers a couple of holes!!!
S_N
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i personally think the problem will be solved by the rider hiking up her leathers a couple of holes!!!
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PMSL!!! She'll need to invest in a saddle first then eh!!
i personally think the problem will be solved by the rider hiking up her leathers a couple of holes!!!
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PMSL!!! She'll need to invest in a saddle first then eh!!
cobden99
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Who cares ! She needs to find a head first !!
PaintboxEDT
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it is the headless horsewomen !! youve seen it here first folks lol !!!
brighteyes
Pooh-Bah
Can't see the rider going clear, even if the pony does!
Murphy3
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A pair of roller skates for the rider and they'll go like the wind!
jesterfaerie
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Are you sure the rider can cope with so much horse?!
merlinsquest
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Warning for all those non-rugger-uppers......... this too could happen to you.... shrinkage is no joke!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ISHmad
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Brilliant thread! Rider needs to put their heels down slightly and bend the elbows, but other than that nothing a pair of roller skates wouldn't fix.
Ellz
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woah boy!steady god that ponies a menice!
Paint it Lucky
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Yes but so long as they keep their feet on the floor and don't put any weight on the pony's back they should be ok.
Hovis_and_SidsMum
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I suggest they need to keep their heels down more as they are likley to exit the front door when that mighty beastie clears it's next 4ft fence. Otherwise I see no issue?
SAMgirl
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"I think she'll get at least two more seasons out of him..."
Thanks for a welcome bit of light relief!
Thanks for a welcome bit of light relief!
Penniless
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Ok, I know you'll all probably slag me off and say "it's only a joke" etc, etc, but I think if I had seen this, I'd either have pushed the rider off or reported her to the RSPCA. Can't find anything amusing at all about it.
cp1980
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I think there was a Thelwell cartoon with that sort of thing.
He drew the rider wearing rollerskates. Classic!
He drew the rider wearing rollerskates. Classic!
S_N
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Ok, I know you'll all probably slag me off and say "it's only a joke" etc, etc, but I think if I had seen this, I'd either have pushed the rider off or reported her to the RSPCA. Can't find anything amusing at all about it.
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Slag you off? I don't think so, I'll tell you right now. As most people appreciate, a photo is a snap shot in time - therefore how exactly do you know that this person a) hadn't just ridden the pony 2 miles up from the field or b) was just gently sitting on it? You don't don't do you? No, I thought not! I happen to know the answer and it sure as hell isn't the former of the 2 options!! Also, do you know the age of the pony, the stage of it's training or the weight of the person? Yet again NO!! I do, otherwise I would not have condoned such a thing happening!
Ok, I know you'll all probably slag me off and say "it's only a joke" etc, etc, but I think if I had seen this, I'd either have pushed the rider off or reported her to the RSPCA. Can't find anything amusing at all about it.
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Slag you off? I don't think so, I'll tell you right now. As most people appreciate, a photo is a snap shot in time - therefore how exactly do you know that this person a) hadn't just ridden the pony 2 miles up from the field or b) was just gently sitting on it? You don't don't do you? No, I thought not! I happen to know the answer and it sure as hell isn't the former of the 2 options!! Also, do you know the age of the pony, the stage of it's training or the weight of the person? Yet again NO!! I do, otherwise I would not have condoned such a thing happening!