10 June 2008 #1 S spider Well-Known Member Joined 14 October 2004 Messages 1,562 community.webshots.com Looking at progressive riding tests. What does set fair mean? Is it when you tidy up the bed after skipping out?
Looking at progressive riding tests. What does set fair mean? Is it when you tidy up the bed after skipping out?
10 June 2008 #2 S sam72431 Well-Known Member Joined 4 April 2008 Messages 971 Location Hampshire Visit site Its quite an old phrase i think but basically means set the bed straight so yeh tidy it up clean etc
10 June 2008 #3 S spider Well-Known Member Joined 14 October 2004 Messages 1,562 community.webshots.com Thank you. It's difficult trying to get to grips with this BHS language. They also seem to call turnout rugs New Zealands which I thought were just the old canvas ones.
Thank you. It's difficult trying to get to grips with this BHS language. They also seem to call turnout rugs New Zealands which I thought were just the old canvas ones.
10 June 2008 #4 S sam72431 Well-Known Member Joined 4 April 2008 Messages 971 Location Hampshire Visit site yeah alot of people call any turnouts new zealands but the real ones are the old canvas ones
10 June 2008 #5 B BlackWhite381 Well-Known Member Joined 4 June 2008 Messages 410 Visit site I call turnouts new zealands
10 June 2008 #6 M Maisy Well-Known Member Joined 26 May 2008 Messages 1,692 Visit site me too!! I remember when it took a whinch to get the darn things on the horses backs!! They are like feathers these days!! (.....and Im not even *that* old!!!)
me too!! I remember when it took a whinch to get the darn things on the horses backs!! They are like feathers these days!! (.....and Im not even *that* old!!!)
10 June 2008 #7 Tinker_Belle Well-Known Member Joined 4 February 2008 Messages 10,936 Location Gloucestershire. Visit site I remember when they used to be very heavy too! & that was when they were dry! Yep, set fair means to set the bed straight. Neaten the edges, sweep the shavings/straw back etc etc
I remember when they used to be very heavy too! & that was when they were dry! Yep, set fair means to set the bed straight. Neaten the edges, sweep the shavings/straw back etc etc