GTs
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What Breed Is This Showjumper
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Horseymum
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It's a Mooseverian of course!
CastleMouse
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Ha ha
Thistle
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lovely neat front legs. It will need a stud girth of course.
brighteyes
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Where did you that picture of my horse?
JAK
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lovely neat front legs. It will need a stud girth of course.
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'Course it won't! I have seen this breed in action & they are incredibly sure-footed on the slipperiest of terrain, so don't need studs! *roll-eyes smilie needed*
lovely neat front legs. It will need a stud girth of course.
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'Course it won't! I have seen this breed in action & they are incredibly sure-footed on the slipperiest of terrain, so don't need studs! *roll-eyes smilie needed*
Thistle
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You may have a problem with the head clearance on owl hole type jumps too
JAK
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LOL
They are fab animals though & for their size (large hunter, lol!) are incredibly agile & silent - I have literally come face to face with one many times out in the forests & they just turn & melt away into the trees - often within a couple of seconds, there is no clue to where they have gone, they are sooooo quiet & this is in heavy terrain that I am tripping over, getting caught up in, forcing my way through etc.
One of my favourite animals - though the youngsters are a pain, as one of their favourite games is to stand in the road, wait 'til you get out, shoo 'em off the road, clamber back in your truck to set off again & what is back standing right in front of you? Repeat 3 or 4 times & finally resort to throwing things at them to get them to b*gger off permanently! LOL
They are fab animals though & for their size (large hunter, lol!) are incredibly agile & silent - I have literally come face to face with one many times out in the forests & they just turn & melt away into the trees - often within a couple of seconds, there is no clue to where they have gone, they are sooooo quiet & this is in heavy terrain that I am tripping over, getting caught up in, forcing my way through etc.
One of my favourite animals - though the youngsters are a pain, as one of their favourite games is to stand in the road, wait 'til you get out, shoo 'em off the road, clamber back in your truck to set off again & what is back standing right in front of you? Repeat 3 or 4 times & finally resort to throwing things at them to get them to b*gger off permanently! LOL
Nickymac
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Didn't Ian Stark used to ride that one?! (Think back to Badminton 1998.......)