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« Reply #60 on: September 03, 2007, 13:30:39 »
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Is this a bit extreme for off-roading then?


Certainly not .... look :
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« Reply #61 on: September 03, 2007, 21:52:36 »
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I'm not saying I don't like them ( :shock: ), but of all the years I have been around horses, I have yet to see anything like this! I keep on looking, to the point where I have chucked off several yards!
Does that bring us back to the topic of 'Sartorial Elegance'?
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WHERE DID YOU GET THAT PICTURE OF ME!?!?!?!? :o


I bought it from some bloke when I went to France. He kept on saying 'Monsieur, you want pictures of ladies with animals?'
I think I may have been ripped off!
My wife did try to get me to wear a pair of jodphurs once, but when I caught sight of my arse in the mirror, and saw that it looked like two bull elephants in a sack, I quickly took them off! Not a pleasant sight



I think I know the pictures you mean.. I once had the misfortune to see those kind of pics/vids (all in the line of duty, of course), could never look at my gelding quite the same after that!!   :shock:
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« Reply #62 on: September 04, 2007, 21:35:40 »
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Is this a bit extreme for off-roading then?


Certainly not .... look :


You bet me to it Neil :lol:

I took that photo at Langley Farm back at the 2004 event
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« Reply #63 on: September 04, 2007, 22:50:42 »
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I'm not saying I don't like them ( :shock: ), but of all the years I have been around horses, I have yet to see anything like this! I keep on looking, to the point where I have chucked off several yards!
Does that bring us back to the topic of 'Sartorial Elegance'?
Damn, I'm good!




WHERE DID YOU GET THAT PICTURE OF ME!?!?!?!? :o


I bought it from some bloke when I went to France. He kept on saying 'Monsieur, you want pictures of ladies with animals?'
I think I may have been ripped off!
My wife did try to get me to wear a pair of jodphurs once, but when I caught sight of my arse in the mirror, and saw that it looked like two bull elephants in a sack, I quickly took them off! Not a pleasant sight



I think I know the pictures you mean.. I once had the misfortune to see those kind of pics/vids (all in the line of duty, of course), could never look at my gelding quite the same after that!!   :shock:


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