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You clearly don't know mine. They roll to get as much dirt, sand and 
grim as possible on themselves. Let them get a little wet from the rain, 
and they are down in a wet sand pile and they all come up looking sandy 
brown.

Takes forever to brush them down to put the saddle on.

Truman

Jonni wrote:

> stuff off of them. They roll after a ride to get the itchy stuff off them.
> Our grooming replaces the roll. (I don't mind my horse rolling, but after
> the whole ride is done, so I don't get more dirt added to the body to cause
> rubs etc.)
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