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Re: [RC] What IS that peanut rolling all about? - Born Country

Actually, I had always thought that they wanted it low
so they could throw a rope over the head easier!  

Esther and Chagalle, who doesn't do ropes

--- Diane Trefethen <tref@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


  >   How did that ever come about,anyway? It must
have developed originally out of 
 > some real world horsemanship situation,and then
gotten out of hand,like the Big
  > Lick Running Walk did...

I'm probably wrong here, but I always thought it was
a twofer.  #1, when a cowpoke 
was riding range hunting up strays, it would be
easier for him to see any lurkers in 
the underbrush if his pony's head carriage was low,
and #2, when they found a steer, 
if the pony's head was down so they were eye-to-eye,
the pony would be more 
intimidating so the steer would move off more
easily.



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