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19 hours ago, DT Fan said:

That is one beautiful piece of animal flesh!

Don’t know if this photo is real or if the color has been altered with Photoshop but I have never Sean a horse this color.   What do you think ?  Fake?  Or did the owners die it? 

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if not , someone spent a lot of time with this one ,  look at that tail .

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13 minutes ago, lorenzo said:

Don’t know if this photo is real or if the color has been altered with Photoshop but I have never Sean a horse this color.   What do you think ?  Fake?  Or did the owners die it? 

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if not , someone spent a lot of time with this one ,  look at that tail .

I had a half Arab half Quarter when I was younger. Palomino, a lot like that color, not near as shiny.

My guess is a lot of Show Sheen!!! And fed very well.

Oh, and any time you take your horse boating, you have too much money?

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23 minutes ago, sandhiller said:

 

Oh, and any time you take your horse boating, you have too much money?

Ain't that the truth!!!

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Posted
1 hour ago, sandhiller said:

I had a half Arab half Quarter when I was younger. Palomino, a lot like that color, not near as shiny.

My guess is a lot of Show Sheen!!! And fed very well.

Oh, and any time you take your horse boating, you have too much money?

Probably Amsterdam In the Netherlands or Brussels Belgium. Could even be Copenhagen Denmark.  They all look like that. 

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On 10/29/2020 at 9:35 AM, lorenzo said:

Don’t know if this photo is real or if the color has been altered with Photoshop but I have never Sean a horse this color.   What do you think ?  Fake?  Or did the owners die it? 

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if not , someone spent a lot of time with this one ,  look at that tail .

Lotta time in a sweat blanket, a lotta Show Sheen and probably some supplement(I think gelatin helps).

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This was my mule Famous Amos. He is at a riding stable now. Last time we saw him, he had 5or 6 young girls on his back. Like the guy told me when I bought him as a 3 year old, "he ain't no criminal mule".

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Getting some great days so far this winter for sleighing... just enough snow and some nice temps.. the team don’t show up that well in this pic, but it gives you a bit of an idea of what I was experiencing on this trip ... 

 

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1 hour ago, north of 60 said:

Getting some great days so far this winter for sleighing... just enough snow and some nice temps.. the team don’t show up that well in this pic, but it gives you a bit of an idea of what I was experiencing on this trip ... 

 

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Pleasant memories of when I lived south of Valentine. Neighbor had a team and sleigh. We would bundle kids up and go along the Niobrara and cut us each a Christmas tree. 

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44 minutes ago, exSW said:

I wonder if anyone one has adapted balebed tech to a sled @sandhiller?

There are horse drawn round bale movers out there... most probably designed and built by the users... if you search “ horse drawn bale movers” or any version of that, you will get to see some of them in use..

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52 minutes ago, exSW said:

I wonder if anyone one has adapted balebed tech to a sled @sandhiller?

 

4 minutes ago, north of 60 said:

There are horse drawn round bale movers out there... most probably designed and built by the users... if you search “ horse drawn bale movers” or any version of that, you will get to see some of them in use..

I remember having a customer who did just that with a Model 265 on a cart with gas engine powered hydraulics. 

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We did some horsin' around the past couple of weekends. The horse pulling our daughter on the sled is my Wifes 27 year old gelding. He isn't showing his age much. He is still spry and healthy and pretty much in retirement. 

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27 minutes ago, sandhiller said:

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....the 'equine''  equivalent of standing up on the bike pedals......then   a foot slips off the pedals......and rearranges  the 'order' within the old sack......ouch...:blink:

Mike

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