Re: RC: Racism--topic switch

[RhndLev@cs.com]

Horses give you warning they're about to kick?  Not always.  My yearling colt 
kicked the snot out of me yesterday without warning.  There was NO warning 
and no reason for him to kick; he just did.  AND he kicked me despite the 
fact that I was standing way off to the side of him.  So, let's change this 
topic to "how to keep a horse from kicking" or "how to keep from losing your 
head to a hoof when you're sure your out of kick range, but aren't."

Rhonda and Special


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