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Permalink Reply by Kelly Smith on -
i don't like the look of the bull's face!!!
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Permalink Reply by cheyanne on -
im the best looking thing around like look at those things they dont even have horns or a nose ring like dont they know its the next IT thing
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Permalink Reply by Megan Jones on -
hay you in hat. if you have not noticed i'm a BULL yes a BULL and what do BULLS do? we sleep eat and chat up the ladies........ how on earth am i going to do that wearing a PONY PAD? at leasted this girl has had the forthought to match her sun hat with my handsom golden coat.
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Permalink Reply by kim schmittendorf on -
Hmmmm...the flyer said "bull riding".....
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Permalink Reply by Barbara F. on -
Ok, so Harry the Horse's conformation wasn't perfect, but boy was he a good mover!!
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Permalink Reply by Jackie Cochran on -
Gimme a bridle and I'll BEAT all those horses.
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Permalink Reply by jay hughes on -
Yes officer, It was dark and I had had a couple.
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Permalink Reply by Geoffrey Pannell on -
this is the winner lol
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Permalink Reply by Gary Stuart on -
Looking enviously at her competitors, Anne began to suspect that her stallion was not a Hanoverian warmblood after all.
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"My horse couldnt make it to the rally - do you think anyone will notice, he is really so well behaved"
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Permalink Reply by Dorothy McDonall on -
"Leg! Leg! You need more leg!"
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