Re: [RC] Prineville, Injured riders and horses - Karla Watson
But you didn't answer why when you asked the
injured rider if she was ok, then when she said no, you rode off?? Whats up with
that?? You should of gotten her some help.
I'm
the one with the Palomino BLM mustang, almost 7 mos off the range now, Yes,
he's also a stallion, no,, he wasn't running down any trails, but he did
finish 26th in the LD. and I rode with one other horse the entire time,,
Candy's appy mare, who was in standing heat,, and no, there was no lounging at
other horses, or anything else, even when she nearly pee'd on his nose at our
final vetting in at hte end of the ride, he did try to talk to her. But thank
goodness Candy has an awesome mare that kept her mind on work just like my
little stallion, he was rather more interested in food then sex by the mid
point vet check so his breif verbalizations were quickly forgotten over green
grass. I was told that the Tennessee Walker stallion that had arrived the
day before had been having some real arousal issues. Tonka unfortyunately for
him, lives with mares and isn't allowed to stand any of them because he has a
hung up testicle. So yes he's a intact male, it helps him stay in better
natural shape and racing is easier then if he were gelded, but he has yet to
actually jump on anything other then his favorite John mule here at home,
who's teaching him how to be extremely timid about it!
LOL
