TrasaM
Well-Known Member
PAH! Who needs brains when you've got brawn.
and well done Ted for being big and brave. Hope you're also mending AA and the burns and inflation are clearing up. X
Oh bless Ted. He reminds me of my cob.......best way into a treat ball.......smash it with your foot! Glad Alice is on the mend and you are sounding very much back on your feet x
Even better than being back on my feet I got on my horse this morning, yah, I did it at long last. My confidence is at an all time low, it was a struggle on the few times on managed to ride through the chemotherapy in the summer and now with a huge gap during radiation I have hit rock bottom.
The cob is safe, a tad green but steady enough, bless her she looked totally bemused as I tacked her up. Her normal gear is a GP saddle and plain cavesson bridle with a nathe straight bar snaffle. This morning she sported a rubber pelham in case she ran off with me, a five point breast plate to be used as handlebars for me, draw reins god knows why, and for the first time in 40 years of riding I wore a body protector. The cob thought she was going around Badminton and pointed out that with her build it would take several hours rather than minutes and a lunch break would be required !
Between us we were so restricted that the 30 minute block turned into a 45 minute shuffle and a combined sigh of relief when we undressed outselves. I am now trying to persuade my muscles it was a good idea and she is stuffing haylage.
Great news there is nothing wrong with a bit of insurance none of us bounce as well as we get older!
Hope muscles are not too bad tomorrow!
Great that you managed a ride today, and whilst a body protector was a very good idea confidence wise, I imagine that it was restrictive on your post radiation recovering anatomy?
Bless your cob! Mine is the absolute double of her. He came with the factory fitted comfort suspension option which I believe is available as an optional retrofit upgrade to models kitted out with the agricultural variant, subject to some retuning.....
Careful you will start planning next years backing...........
Well now you mention it. The backing of Ted will be under way fairly soon. Given his size and anxiety I have decided to get going with the process early. I have acquired a very light weight friend who is willing to do the leaning over etc, her name is Trudy Trollope. I do need to get Trudy a pair of overalls before she comes onto the yard. We have a footpath adjacent to the barn where Ted will be getting to know Trudy and I dare not risk any old dears walking past and seeing Trudy on Ted. Does anyone have a bicycle pump I could borrow.
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Hysterical!
Lets hope she doesn't get a puncture at an inopportune moment or they'll both be in orbit, her and Ted together!
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Hysterical!
Lets hope she doesn't get a puncture at an inopportune moment or they'll both be in orbit, her and Ted together!
Yes!! Signed in to HHO and theres a Ted update.. made my day.
Trudy Trollope.. is he deliberately trying to make poor Alice jealous! Are these tactics designed to make her keener?
Thank you AA, I needed a good laugh.
Indeed!I feel I need some sort of text/facebook notification every time there is a new Ted update.
Indeed!
It's rather funny that no one has enquired further as what Trudy Trollope's real target market is. Everyone seems to know.......![]()
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Btw, AA, how is Alice? How long before she can be turned out again?
I think asking for a pump probably gave us all a clueHilarious, would love to be a fly on the wall when Ted meets 'her'.
Ok..so you knew it had to happen; someone was going to google inflatable dolls to see what Trixie La Troloppe looks like. You'd never believe what I found instead and it provides the solution to dressing up Trixie .. It's a fancy dress of an inflatable doll so instead of dressing Trixie you get Ted used to her nakedness then when it comes to getting on you don the nakid lady costume.![]()
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Inflatable-...5477&sr=8-2&keywords=A+adult+inflatable+woman
Even better than being back on my feet I got on my horse this morning, yah, I did it at long last. My confidence is at an all time low, it was a struggle on the few times on managed to ride through the chemotherapy in the summer and now with a huge gap during radiation I have hit rock bottom.
The cob is safe, a tad green but steady enough, bless her she looked totally bemused as I tacked her up. Her normal gear is a GP saddle and plain cavesson bridle with a nathe straight bar snaffle. This morning she sported a rubber pelham in case she ran off with me, a five point breast plate to be used as handlebars for me, draw reins god knows why, and for the first time in 40 years of riding I wore a body protector. The cob thought she was going around Badminton and pointed out that with her build it would take several hours rather than minutes and a lunch break would be required !
Between us we were so restricted that the 30 minute block turned into a 45 minute shuffle and a combined sigh of relief when we undressed outselves. I am now trying to persuade my muscles it was a good idea and she is stuffing haylage.
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