Serenity Is In The Eye Of The Beholder -- livestock

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Subject: Serenity Is In The Eye Of The Beholder

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Date Posted: 23:43:47 03/08/05 Tue
In reply to: Art 's message, "Re: Serenity Is In The Eye Of The Beholder (Art)" on 23:32:03 03/08/05 Tue

Nodding slowly Ahh well the old man, he's a great baby sitter, for kids and horses actually, i use to leave my grand kids with him all day chuckling to himself slightly and remember how bad his grandkids were and how good the gelding was.
Thinking to himself Well Picalo suffered a tendon injury about 3 years ago, part of the reason he was retired for competitions, although he's sound enough as for trail and school work, but we haven't tried him back in competitions again. The filly is sound as pound to my memory, nothing i can recall she's had wrong, the typical scraps the youngsters get playing, but thats about it really

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Eyes in training then	Art	08:15:54 03/12/05 Sat