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Re: Horsin' Around Again
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Posted by Bud Sather in MT on April 27, 2007 at 08:14:54 from (209.206.234.62):
In Reply to: Horsin' Around Again posted by Allan In NE on April 26, 2007 at 16:35:00:
Allen, It is truly amazing what running in a circle will do. When I first saddled my horse I run him in a circle and then would try and saddle him. If he did not stand still he would run some more. 2 episodes,on different days, of that, sweat running off of his belly, and he stands still to be saddled. I also found out that it also works for loading in a trailer, although the first time it did take me 2 hours to get him in. Bud
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