Buying a horse....

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Buying a horse....

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Been out with my eldest daughter looking at horses over the last couple of weeks.

When I took her out to buy her first car I was the expert.

When it comes to horses, I can barely recognise the front from the back.

No matter how much she patiently explained why one horse was better than another, I am still at a loss.

When she started talking to the other horse lovers it was a foreign language.

She has finally decided on Cooper, a thoughroughbred Gelding, that she hopes will be a good Dressage horse with a bit of training.

Here is a video of her "test driving" Cooper.

Got him at a good price!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt5eLxxBjpQ
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He's beautiful Mark - I'm sure they'll be great friends
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I don't know who said it but "Dangerous at both ends and uncomfortable in the middle" ! :lol:

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He's buying a horse Tone not a woman!!! :roll:
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Rob wrote:He's buying a horse Tone not a woman!!! :roll:


Rob you cant buy Women!! or sell them!!

Unless of course you are Rough Moey!
go google it you are good at that

You ordered that certif yet :roll:
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Women are not like horses. They are like a tornado. Being a family site, I will not explain why....
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Jan.........Who the hell is Rough Moey ???????????............only know of Rough Rowley .....Darlaston.

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http://www.genealogyforum.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=690
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