Why do people want to own cobs?

CorvusCorax

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OK, OK, when we want you we shine a picture of a cob in the sky.

PS I doubt this thread will be here tomorrow, using my instinct for detection....
 

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I refute any suggestion that I am connected in any way, shape or tendril to IAAC.
May weedkiller strike his/her roots!
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Oh my my.

This thread is like, immortal.

And yet 72 pages of satire joking sarcasm and people still are getting offended?

Record Shils.

Record.

LOL.
 

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Oh my my.

This thread is like, immortal.

And yet 72 pages of satire joking sarcasm and people still are getting offended?

Record Shils.

Record.

LOL.

Why, thank you, Binky01.
And yet it still hasn't made it into the 'Top Five' threads in the letters page, damn them to Hades!
I think newbies feel duty bound to post on this now...
S :p
 

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If it helps. Said cob of ours was a lazy toad tonight. If it helps! Typical...just started him on the comp mix and he's turned lazy. LOL :p


Though I reckon if his feathers were flames like them photos,he would look rather awesome :)
 

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If it helps. Said cob of ours was a lazy toad tonight. If it helps! Typical...just started him on the comp mix and he's turned lazy. LOL :p


Though I reckon if his feathers were flames like them photos,he would look rather awesome :)

am sure that can be arranged....... ;) :D :D











ps joke joke joke
 

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Thinking of posting a thread................
Why do people own a TB


Just a thought

fealing brave

Dont think I dare............. as a cob owner :eek: lol

:D:D:p:p:D:D
 

ester

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*sends beta blockers binky's way*

btw binks, if hairy was hogged/clipped how would you know if he would look good hairy or not? and vice versa, your hogged one, how do you know would not look good hairy?
 

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*gratefully received* :p

Hogged one was a hairy! Just not such a good hairy. Hence why he was hogged. [That's a real mouthful to say!!! Haha]

And Hairy....well short of sheep sheering...our clippers would keel over just at the thought of going through all of THAT. Lmao. Plus, a quality gypsy cob isn't built in the same way that would make them suitable to be a quality show cob sadly. [Ie, too hench for show cob classes! Measured at about 13-14" of bone o_o ] Generally, one or the other. [Though obv the 'halfway hairies' tend to suit either style...liked hogged cobby]
 

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ah ok, wasnt sure if they were the same underneath. thankies :)

smossy... was done, at the time, as was WB I think, just less fun :D
 

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how many cobs do you see doing "proper" affiliated competition? Im not talking low level dressage, I mean PROPER competition. Advanced eventing, grade a show jumpers, advanced dressage? No hairy cobs there!

I iz up hauled :mad:
Me missus as one of them cobs what does advanced medium ponsy stuff. and its ginge an a girl horse and welsh.
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corse she dont do no jumpin coz she's like a dresige diva so she makes one of the sprogs do the scary stuff an all

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You jus wudnt kno a good orse if it bit yer fat backside. :p
 

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can i just say that i laugh at the idea of these supposed calm, and sound cobs!!!!

my own beloved mare was too much of a handful for me to ride,
she then went lame for a month,
and we discovered she has navicular in the both forelegs,
a damaged deep digital flexor tendon
and is probably going to end up being retired after a month or 2 intensive trreatment, and a winter turned away/

she is 9.

and yes, without insurance i think we would have paid for my vets yearly cruise!!!

give me an arab please someone :p

;)

(she is such a sweetie really though, not a bad bone in her body,just no plod:p)
 

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just a thought.....
first aid box for a TB:(
mars bars,energy. match sticks for eyes open on night stable visits.strong coffee for shock when vet bill arrives.
Animalintex
Cotton wool
bute,,,very big box
creams
lotions
potions
vet wrap
over reach boots
leg wraps
ear cream
leg cream
get the drift;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

first aid box for a cob:)
small tube of cream
bottle of wine to enjoy in those uninterrupted evenings with
holiday brochure with money saved from vets bills.
Downside...........
cobs go through shoes as we ride them more as they aren't on box rest for 90% of time.

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D shall we send you a nice all round (comfy round) cob for christmas lol
 

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Shils, that is very true, although I think cobs have bigger (donkey like) ears so you may beable to tell them apart.

Welshies however have sticky out pucky eyes so you would, for example, beable to (just) tell the difference between a welshy and a hippo..
 
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