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Date: Thu, 9 Jan 2003 18:01:28 EST
Subject: Re: Hobbling
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Heads up, hobblers! Horses can & do gallop off while hobbled. Was riding
with friends at Mugu State Park once and we stopped for a break. Two friends
hobbled their horses. Two of us tied ours. Imagine our astonishment as we
watched the hobbled horses gallop off after something spooked them! They
galloped a few miles back up the trail, hobbles & all. So we all did a sort
of ride 'n tie pursuit using the two horses which had remained tied during
the excitement. The escapees were finally caught by a ranger, 'way back up
the trail. I think the hobbles were history.
Sarah
"Good horses make short miles."
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LANG="0">Heads up, hobblers! Horses can & do gallop off while hobbled. Was
riding with friends at Mugu State Park once and we stopped for a break. Two
friends hobbled their horses. Two of us tied ours. Imagine our astonishment as
we watched the hobbled horses gallop off after something spooked them! They
galloped a few miles back up the trail, hobbles & all. So we all did a sort of
ride 'n tie pursuit using the two horses which had remained tied during the
excitement. The escapees were finally caught by a ranger, 'way back up the
trail. I think the hobbles were history.<BR>
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Sarah<BR>
"Good horses make short miles."</FONT></HTML>
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