Re: Homing instinct-better in mares than geldings?

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<< I can state, with some scientific precision and certainty, that males of
nearly all species are "direction impaired". In humans, this doesn't mean
that the male refuses to ask for directions due to pride, it's because he
KNOWS exactly where he is. The problem is, where he is and where he thinks
is have as much in common as Cold Fusion and Nightflies >>

The beauty in humor lies in its truth! Well put Mike!

Trish & "pretty David" & hubby Ron (who has said many, many times: "No, I
don't need to ask for directions, I know right we are, the map must be wrong
. . .")

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