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Re: Falling Off - Learning to Let Go

Reynolds, Nikki (jakar@aiinc.com)
Wed, 05 Feb 1997 22:38:18 -0800

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Hi Again Tommy,
I had a gelding that was bad about inverting until I started getting
off about a half mile from the gate at a ride and loosening the cinch
before walking him in. He was a medium-sized grade and had trouble
radiating heat. Most times we came in nearly down and were able to get
a drink, a bite to eat, and go merrily down the trail again. He had a
thicker haircoat year-round than the Arabs I've had as well. There's my
two cents to add to your two cents and pretty soon we're gonna be rich!!
Hee Hee!!, Nikki

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