pennyturner
Well-Known Member
(dressing bridles)I've always found that particularly tiresome and pointless.
If we didn't do this, we'd be constantly tripping up and de-tangling bridles. A small price to pay to keep order in the tackroom!
(dressing bridles)I've always found that particularly tiresome and pointless.
(dressing bridles)
If we didn't do this, we'd be constantly tripping up and de-tangling bridles. A small price to pay to keep order in the tackroom!
People that pick off bits of round bales. Not only does it look like a burst couch but it takes forever to actually get a decent amount off as it's been picked into layers upon layers at the top and the outer layer is still on the bottom half!
Gah. Infuriates me every day.
Oh yes, that drives me MAD! People are always "helpfully" putting my bridles away that way (the traditional way), whereas I like to be able to pick my bridles off the hook without having to undo everything before putting it on.
Really we should be more tolerant of each other but
...leaving dry feed that should be soaked in bags or buckets on the yard - just takes one escapee - there is a secure feedroom - please leave it in there!
Really we should be more tolerant of each other but
...leaving dry feed that should be soaked in bags or buckets on the yard - just takes one escapee - there is a secure feedroom - please leave it in there!
headcollars which arnt properly fastened the buckle should be done up properly not only haslf way.
It used to be my bugbear... but now...
I never do them up - people that work with colts and youngsters, you'll know why... when you're faffing trying to undo a buckle while there's an emergency on your hands involving young horses, you would never do up a buckle again.
It used to be my bugbear... but now...
I never do them up - people that work with colts and youngsters, you'll know why... when you're faffing trying to undo a buckle while there's an emergency on your hands involving young horses, you would never do up a buckle again.
Head collars are over rated! Just point and aim or grab the beast by mane and drag!
Head collars are over rated! Just point and aim or grab the beast by mane and drag!
Rugs with patterns on them. Sheep, chickens, bl00dy dinosaurs ...
Using the word "ménage" to describe a place where you ride your horse. Or a place that you want have built, so you can ride your horse there.
It's "manège"; it's not hard to pronounce or to remember.
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