Posted by sturd on December 2, 2009, 5:18 pm
john is in big trouble:
> I'm dead, so dead... next she'll
> be pricing barns trailers tack & stuff
I feel your pain. There are two horse trailers
in my backyard now. And about 1.5 rooms
full of horse stuff in the house. At least Amy
the Wonder Wife keeps the horse somewhere
else, sounds like your's might too.
I take advantage of the fact that she occasionally
feels guilty about the time and the money she
spends on the horse. It's all you can do.
There is no cure. It's almost as bad as
motorcycles.
Go fast. Take chances.
Mike S.
Posted by XR650L_Dave on December 2, 2009, 5:27 pm
> john is in big trouble:
> > I'm dead, so dead... next she'll
> > be pricing barns trailers tack & stuff
> I feel your pain. There are two horse trailers
> in my backyard now. And about 1.5 rooms
> full of horse stuff in the house. At least Amy
> the Wonder Wife keeps the horse somewhere
> else, sounds like your's might too.
> I take advantage of the fact that she occasionally
> feels guilty about the time and the money she
> spends on the horse. It's all you can do.
> There is no cure. It's almost as bad as
> motorcycles.
> Go fast. Take chances.
> Mike S.
Horses are worse- if your bike gets sick you can push it to the back
of the garage for awhile.
If the horse gets sick, you must spend the cash right away!
Dave
Posted by Dean H on December 2, 2009, 7:59 pm
> > john is in big trouble:
> > > I'm dead, so dead... next she'll
> > > be pricing barns trailers tack & stuff
> > I feel your pain. There are two horse trailers
> > in my backyard now. And about 1.5 rooms
> > full of horse stuff in the house. At least Amy
> > the Wonder Wife keeps the horse somewhere
> > else, sounds like your's might too.
> > I take advantage of the fact that she occasionally
> > feels guilty about the time and the money she
> > spends on the horse. It's all you can do.
> > There is no cure. It's almost as bad as
> > motorcycles.
> > Go fast. Take chances.
> > Mike S.
> Horses are worse- if your bike gets sick you can push it to the back
> of the garage for awhile.
> If the horse gets sick, you must spend the cash right away!
> Dave-
And have you seen the price of horse parts?
Big knees bring extra.
Posted by I am Tosk on December 2, 2009, 8:59 pm
In article <082de8f3-e981-487a-869f-e173ee1a6dd1
@e7g2000vbi.googlegroups.com>, spamTHISbrp@yahoo.com says...
>
> > john is in big trouble:
> >
> > > I'm dead, so dead... next she'll
> > > be pricing barns trailers tack & stuff
> >
> > I feel your pain. There are two horse trailers
> > in my backyard now. And about 1.5 rooms
> > full of horse stuff in the house. At least Amy
> > the Wonder Wife keeps the horse somewhere
> > else, sounds like your's might too.
> >
> > I take advantage of the fact that she occasionally
> > feels guilty about the time and the money she
> > spends on the horse. It's all you can do.
> > There is no cure. It's almost as bad as
> > motorcycles.
> >
> > Go fast. Take chances.
> > Mike S.
>
> Horses are worse- if your bike gets sick you can push it to the back
> of the garage for awhile.
> If the horse gets sick, you must spend the cash right away!
>
>
> Dave
Horses don't have a kill switch when things go bad...
RMR.. More to come..
Posted by PrairieRider on December 3, 2009, 9:30 am
I rode dressage for 11 years but never had my own horse since the barn
where I rode had a string of schooling horses. It was great! I was
not responsible for feed, vet, board, gear, etc... Of any of the
animals that are regularly kept by people, I think horses are by far
and away the most expensive. On top of that, if you want to do right
by them, they should be ridden 5-6 days per week. Talk about being
tied down...unless you have the $$ to pay someone to care for your
ride while you're away.
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