The Cordy Horse is predicting a cold winter!

Nigel Fear

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Forgot what equestrian I was going to ask now!
GoggleboxUK

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I canter believe you said that!
Nigel Fear

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GoggleboxUK wrote:I canter believe you said that!
Horses for courses I say!
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cordyman wrote:1st September 2010 - Not a long hair on the Cordy Horse, short as you could possibly get his coat. Stays this way till October.
OHH ... OHH :shock: Animals are very adapt through eons of evolution to ready themselves for seasonal change.
You all growing your beards yet?

Cheers, Barrie.
cordyman

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kata wrote:
Lets see you on it...... he is beautiful but I scared of them.

:mrgreen: :lol:
You can see the missus on him :lol: He's a Welsh Section D crossed with a heavy draft Cob so would make a great driving horse if I could get a cheap cart icon_thumright Very hardy as far as horses go, doesnt wear shoes very strong feet, can live out 24/7 in the coldest of weather without a rug and can live off minimal grass as metabolic system evolved to graze off the sparse welsh mountainsides.

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sanatic1234 wrote:This is the best post EVER!!!!!! all because horses are my favourite animal, they are just beautiful in every way. My uncle ray years and years ago use to have 7 horses on his land until he sadly passed away to leukemia and i have loved horses ever since he had them. They are truly stunning and can always remember my older sister having horse riding lessons!
Went to a horse auction on Wednesday and the value in the last two years has dropped drastically. Horses were selling for £20-£60! only a few which were very well ridden and of good bloodline went for £700-£800.

Heartbreaking seeing the £20 ones go through.
GoggleboxUK

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:shock:

It's the Headless Horse.... errr.... Mrs!!

:lol:
Darlo Mark

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Did you hear the one about the depressed horse?

It's a tale of whoa.
stephenprudence

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Darlo Mark wrote:Did you hear the one about the depressed horse?

It's a tale of whoa.
:lol: :lol: oh dear

It could also be a tail of whoa icon_thumleft
sanatic1234

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stunning horse Cordy, a real beauty you have there mate. :) Do you think the £20 - £60 ones were ones that had been repossessed by banks or something when the owners can't afford the mortgages now more due to the recession? just a guess i could be a long way off.
flounder

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I think the £20-60 ones have pedigree chum written on the side icon_thumright
sanatic1234

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Not a nice thought flounder.
flounder

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sorry san, not really a horsy person!
I like what comes out the rear end, helps me plants grow :D
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