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LOL... as you can imagine, with our farm name, we have quite a few bay Arabians in the pasture. Once when I got home  from a ride and didn't bother to take off Star's number, a friend of mine came by and asked me if I was numbering my horses so I could tell them apart, LOLl!   chris

Barbara McCrary <bigcreekranch@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

That's really funny! And a great comeback. As for numbers, that's my
opinion, too. Why bother to take them off? They're badges of honor. Well,
maybe if you went to a ride every single weekend, there might get to be a
huge stack-up of numbers, but who cares, as long as they are readable.

Barbara

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Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 5:58 AM
Subject: Re: [RC] RE:Paint sticks


> In a message dated 4/21/2004 12:40:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
cstiles@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
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> > anyone know an easy way to remove the numbers off a horse
> > after a ride.
>
> Heck, let your horse wear them, then when people ask you what the numbers
are for, you can tell them about endurance riding. Or, if your horse has
recently dumped you or done something else stupid, you can say that you
tried to sell him at an auction but couldn't get anyone to bid on him so are
stuck with him.
>
> Dawn in East Texas
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> ~ Heidi Sowards
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