fornema
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgdWR4t8g7A&feature=related omg it has quite a jump it, quite amazing
Woweee i want a mule :P
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aimeejay
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I know what the next thing i buy is going to be,
fornema
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hahah i know im really considering it what an awesome jump those have and from like a metre from the jump :O
aimeejay
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Imagine what the judges would say if you want to a local sj
OMG thats somat I want to do haha
Silverspring
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1 mule in a 1,000 will do that, the rest dig their heels in a flip you the bird
fornema
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lol i would love to bsja one i would love to see the faces of the people who have spent thousands on their horses lol
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Mike007
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I object ,thats a racist comment against mules.Mules are hard working and inteligent animals
,and 999 out of a thousand realise that the human race isnt all its cracked up to be.
aimeejay
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We were joking... were not really going to go out buy a mule, and compete in bsja. ....
LauraWheeler
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Loved the video.
The second comment down on u tube stated mules are the only equine that can jump from a stand still. Lucy must be a mule!
I was loose jumping her about 10 years ago when she was 9 and the jump was so small she refused to jump it so i built a runout tunnel wit a pole on the top hole of the 5ft wings. Lucy entered the tunnel and refused to jump so i ran in the tunnel with the lunge whip and cracked it behind her. Instead of jumping the 2ft xpole she jumped the runout bar from a compleate stand still and cleared it. She's only 13.2hh! But maybe this explains her stubberness.
The second comment down on u tube stated mules are the only equine that can jump from a stand still. Lucy must be a mule!
aimeejay
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fornema
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awww dressage mule as well i actually love it 
Mike007
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Lance must have had somemule in his ancestry too. He could walk through a 3ft 3 paralell x cty fence and did
joy
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Made my day I also enjoyed Extreme Mules and the baby mule vid.
I have work to do I can't spend all day looking at mules but just dig the big mule Ruby Tuesday
I have work to do I can't spend all day looking at mules but just dig the big mule Ruby Tuesday
Kat
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They have lots of ridden mules in the USA, we rode them on our honeymoon! Couldn't really tell the difference once you were on, apart from the big ears.
Apparently they carry more weight and are more sure footed than horses, have harder feet so don't need shoes, and are good doers. The only downside is that they have a little more attitude than your average gelding. And as they are all sterile you don't need to get them gelded!
Apparently they carry more weight and are more sure footed than horses, have harder feet so don't need shoes, and are good doers. The only downside is that they have a little more attitude than your average gelding. And as they are all sterile you don't need to get them gelded!
Cheiro1
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And as they are all sterile you don't need to get them gelded!
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this is true, but they take the testosterone from the donkey side and can be 100% harder to handle than a horse stallion unless gelded!
mules can do everything a horse can do, I have a friend who owns six and they showjump, hack, do fun rides, hunt, everything you would want them to do.
they are really sure footed and most can easily be kept barefoot, and they are stronger than a horse the same size so a 15.2hh mule could carry a man easily!
they are truely lovely creatures!
And as they are all sterile you don't need to get them gelded!
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this is true, but they take the testosterone from the donkey side and can be 100% harder to handle than a horse stallion unless gelded!
mules can do everything a horse can do, I have a friend who owns six and they showjump, hack, do fun rides, hunt, everything you would want them to do.
they are really sure footed and most can easily be kept barefoot, and they are stronger than a horse the same size so a 15.2hh mule could carry a man easily!
they are truely lovely creatures!
Enfys
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They gait as well!
These are listed on Horsetopia at the moment. Simon, at the top is $12,000, good ones cost a lot.
http://www.horsetopia.com/for-sale/buyah...FTOKEN=47273137
These are listed on Horsetopia at the moment. Simon, at the top is $12,000, good ones cost a lot.
http://www.horsetopia.com/for-sale/buyah...FTOKEN=47273137
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Donkeymad
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And as they are all sterile you don't need to get them gelded!
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Sorry, but it is as essential to geld a mule as a horse.
Donkeys are also far stronger weight-for-weight than horses, but I believe mules are still hardier than donkeys. I should know really, as I had a 14.2hh ride/drive mule
And as they are all sterile you don't need to get them gelded!
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Sorry, but it is as essential to geld a mule as a horse.
Donkeys are also far stronger weight-for-weight than horses, but I believe mules are still hardier than donkeys. I should know really, as I had a 14.2hh ride/drive mule