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Magnumsmom@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Christina wrote:
>
> >I did neglect to leave out that JJ is an x arabian race horse.
> > This of course could have something to do with him wanting to
> > catch up no matter what. How does one teach an x race horse
> > not to race? And the bucking/hopping that occurs if he doesn't
> > get his way (how does one discipline the horse when he pulls it?).
>
>
> First, stop making excuses just because he is an ex-race horse.
> :) :) :)
>
> It turns out, that if you visit the back track when the horses are 
> being worked
> each morning, they know and are taught a lot about being good under 
> saddle.
> They HAVE to be.
I can always tell an exx-race horse. They are the ones with the good 
ground manners. They are the ones that don't get all upset when a four 
wheeler comes by. They are the ones that keep their brains when others 
are losing theirs. The see a lot, do a lot and a lot is expected of them 
on the track. Being around the track is good brain training for them.

Truman

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“It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how 
smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong” Richard 
Feynman



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