Re: RC: Re: RE: Endurance and CTR

["Keith and Anna" <desautels@cnetco.com>]

Well my mule likes to try rolling wilth the saddle on when we find nice
sandy spots. She has learned that i can catch her if she trys to lay down
slow, but if she suddenly stops and throws herself down I'm not so quick to
figure it out or catch her getting ready to lay down so after she has her
little roll she gets back up quick so we can continue our ride. I still
havent worked out just when she's going to throw herself down, so i have to
be extra careful any time we come to a sandy spot.
Anna

My mules greatest ammusment was that when she would find a place
> that suited her purposes she would roll and roll.  It did not matter that
she
> was tied to the trailer, if the spot was right she would roll all night.
Not
> good for a good nights sleep in the camper that was attached to the horse
> trailer.  Helpful people would come up and tell me that my mule was
rolling and
> that perhaps she was colicing, my reply was that no she was just fine, she
just
> had found a great spot and loved to roll.


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