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Sep. 30, 2012, 03:20 PM
#21
 Originally Posted by cordial
Katerine, you might add that if you are at the quarter horse Congress in Col. Ohio...go watch the quater horses warm up in the outdoor arena. Look carefully you will see SCURF on the lower legs of the horses...not all, but some. Scurf=a result of the Fix on their pasterns! Don't tell me that isn't true...every year I go the Congress and every year the same thing. We are usually with a group of Walking horse people and we just look at each other in total disbelief!!
Ok, I have heard it all now.
What is Fix and what is it supposed to do and why would anyone sore a western horse's legs and for what?
They don't have to goosestep around to get points.
Are you sure you are not seeing things that are not there?
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Sep. 30, 2012, 03:26 PM
#22
 Originally Posted by Summit Springs Farm
The point is:\
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvgAR...eature=related
We don't need or want these kind of horseman in Georgia.
The horses we saw moved liked the way this man made his horses go, it is not natural nor can you tell me you can humanely train a horse to do this.
I thought you were smarter than to make a blanket statement like that. It can be done humanely. BTDT. It takes time, hill work, and knowledge, but not chemicals.
As far as needing or wanting these kind of horsemen in GA,who died and made you Queen? As long as we are not hurting anyone (and no, not all of us sore just because of a pad on a horse) who are YOU to tell US we're not welcome. I live here. I pay taxes here. I have just as much right as you do to be here. You don't hear us spouting off that we hate jumping etc do you? No, because that is your thing, and that is fine. Personally, I despise it, think it is one of the worst things you can do to a horse, but recognize that that is my opinion, and you have a right to do your thing, just like I do. YOUR RIGHTS END WHERE MINE BEGIN and vice versa.
No one has the right to tell anyone else they are not welcome in a place where legally they do. Jumping Jehosaphat. REALLY?
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Sep. 30, 2012, 03:28 PM
#23
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Sep. 30, 2012, 03:30 PM
#24
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Sep. 30, 2012, 04:48 PM
#25
 Originally Posted by Gnalli
I thought you were smarter than to make a blanket statement like that. It can be done humanely. BTDT. It takes time, hill work, and knowledge, but not chemicals.
As far as needing or wanting these kind of horsemen in GA,who died and made you Queen? As long as we are not hurting anyone (and no, not all of us sore just because of a pad on a horse) who are YOU to tell US we're not welcome. I live here. I pay taxes here. I have just as much right as you do to be here. You don't hear us spouting off that we hate jumping etc do you? No, because that is your thing, and that is fine. Personally, I despise it, think it is one of the worst things you can do to a horse, but recognize that that is my opinion, and you have a right to do your thing, just like I do. YOUR RIGHTS END WHERE MINE BEGIN and vice versa.
No one has the right to tell anyone else they are not welcome in a place where legally they do. Jumping Jehosaphat. REALLY?
What do you expect from someone that presents HSUS propaganda to make their point?
Anyone that has any sense at all can tell the difference between abuse, that may be happening in their own church, school, barn, place of work, ANY place you find abusers and understand that is not what most do.
Animal rights extremists agendas love to play the abuse card to brand all involved in anything we do with our animals abusers.
Only those that can't think past the end of their nose would believe that, much less think they can spout off and not be called on it.
I don't even like at all those, to me, grotesque moving horses but, as long as no one is abusing them, just breeding and training them to walk like that, well, it is not my place to tell them what to do with their horses.
We already have laws, regulations and supervision to avoid abuses and when abuse is found, to remedy the abuse, fine, send abusers to jail, whatever is necessary to stop abuse.
Remember, if it comes from an animal rights extremist groups source, it is not about any animal's welfare in how we use animals.
Their propaganda is immediately suspect as one more way to get people to quit using animals at all, everything else is one more step to that goal.
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Sep. 30, 2012, 04:56 PM
#26
 Originally Posted by katarine
Next up, the warm up pen at your local AQHA show.
Then, we'll watch barrel horses getting warmed up and drilled.
Then, we'll watch hunter ponies get killed via syringe.
Then, we'll poll some jumpers and apply tacked boots so they'll rap their cannons.
Then, we'll lunge some more hunters into the ground.
Then, we'll hock hobble some reiners.
Then, we'll ginger some ASBs.
Then, we'll whip train some Arabians.
Then....
Then we will probably see you speaking with Congressmen/women asking them to outlaw all use of horses as they should run free in green pastures
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Sep. 30, 2012, 04:59 PM
#27
 Originally Posted by Summit Springs Farm
We were there she looked terrified. You weren't.
Padded horses ridiculous you say? Its not ridiculous its cruel.
It must have been the man in your video that we saw, so sad...
Please explain the cruelty in pads?
Ever watch Ms America. Every contestant is terrified.
Strange surroundings SCARE horses..they are a flight animal...
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Sep. 30, 2012, 05:02 PM
#28
I dont think the first filly looks terrified, she is just looking at the camera. I persnally think it is quite creepy looking how their hind end works, all low on the hocks like that. I just dont get it and probably never will.
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Sep. 30, 2012, 05:26 PM
#29
 Originally Posted by Gnalli
I thought you were smarter than to make a blanket statement like that. It can be done humanely. BTDT. It takes time, hill work, and knowledge, but not chemicals.
I thoroughly believe this. Gnalli, if I'm ever in your neck of the woods, can I come watch you work horses? I love a good big lick! Yeah Boy!
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Sep. 30, 2012, 05:58 PM
#30
Gnalli you have no credibilty. You will defend Big Lick until it is no more and then you will miss it. Here is a direct quote from you:
"So before you talk about how bad they are, do some research, beyond I went to one no name barn and this is how they do it. I have spent time at the barns of some of the top trainers in the South (Jackie McConnell for starters) and ridden and owned some truly nice TWH that could win without soring, so I know of which I speak."
Really ? You hobnobbed with Jackie McConnell and choose to brag about it ? If he was your starters what other lovely barns did you hang at next to learn your "skills"?
from sunridge1 Go get 'em Roy! Stupid clown shoe nailing, acid pouring bast@rds.
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Sep. 30, 2012, 06:18 PM
#31
It doesn't matter what other people do to their horses in other disciplines and in backyards all over the world - it will never minimize or absolve what happens to TWH's to make them look like this. To say this looks "fine" and the horses look happy is like saying soft porn with teens is okay, because it's not real porn and the girls enjoy what they're doing.
It's the most unnatural discipline in the horse world and people get their rocks off on how much more grotesquely one horse can move over another. The people who enjoy it are defective.
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Sep. 30, 2012, 06:26 PM
#32
 Originally Posted by hundredacres
It doesn't matter what other people do to their horses in other disciplines and in backyards all over the world - it will never minimize or absolve what happens to TWH's to make them look like this. To say this looks "fine" and the horses look happy is like saying soft porn with teens is okay, because it's not real porn and the girls enjoy what they're doing.
It's the most unnatural discipline in the horse world and people get their rocks off on how much more grotesquely one horse can move over another. The people who enjoy it are defective.
Well said, so absolutely right!
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Sep. 30, 2012, 07:24 PM
#33
 Originally Posted by hundredacres
It doesn't matter what other people do to their horses in other disciplines and in backyards all over the world - it will never minimize or absolve what happens to TWH's to make them look like this. To say this looks "fine" and the horses look happy is like saying soft porn with teens is okay, because it's not real porn and the girls enjoy what they're doing.
It's the most unnatural discipline in the horse world and people get their rocks off on how much more grotesquely one horse can move over another. The people who enjoy it are defective.
That was not my intent. My intent is to point out that there are horrors in every single slice of the horseworld pie, and for the TWH, the horror is the sored horse. I'd rather be a padded horse that is not sored, than any of the other horses I noted above. Horses let us do all manner of bad things to them- I don't think being a padded horse is the greatest sin visited upon horses in these United States.
A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking. (Steven Wright)
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Sep. 30, 2012, 07:33 PM
#34
 Originally Posted by Gnalli
I thought you were smarter than to make a blanket statement like that. It can be done humanely. BTDT. It takes time, hill work, and knowledge, but not chemicals.
As far as needing or wanting these kind of horsemen in GA,who died and made you Queen? As long as we are not hurting anyone (and no, not all of us sore just because of a pad on a horse) who are YOU to tell US we're not welcome. I live here. I pay taxes here. I have just as much right as you do to be here. You don't hear us spouting off that we hate jumping etc do you? No, because that is your thing, and that is fine. Personally, I despise it, think it is one of the worst things you can do to a horse, but recognize that that is my opinion, and you have a right to do your thing, just like I do. YOUR RIGHTS END WHERE MINE BEGIN and vice versa.
No one has the right to tell anyone else they are not welcome in a place where legally they do. Jumping Jehosaphat. REALLY?
Your type are hurting horses and yes I have the right to say I don't want people who hurt horses here or anywhere. Jumping is an olympic sport, TW horses, not so much. get real, no horse should move the way you people make these horses move. period. I am writing my state government and will do what I can to keep you OUT of Georgia. Crawl back under the rock you came from and take your cruel methods with you. Maybe I should send all the video we took to ABC News to add to ther report on TW abuse.
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Sep. 30, 2012, 07:34 PM
#35
 Originally Posted by hundredacres
It doesn't matter what other people do to their horses in other disciplines and in backyards all over the world - it will never minimize or absolve what happens to TWH's to make them look like this. To say this looks "fine" and the horses look happy is like saying soft porn with teens is okay, because it's not real porn and the girls enjoy what they're doing.
It's the most unnatural discipline in the horse world and people get their rocks off on how much more grotesquely one horse can move over another. The people who enjoy it are defective.
you have spoken the truth.
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Sep. 30, 2012, 07:36 PM
#36
 Originally Posted by katarine
That was not my intent. My intent is to point out that there are horrors in every single slice of the horseworld pie, and for the TWH, the horror is the sored horse. I'd rather be a padded horse that is not sored, than any of the other horses I noted above. Horses let us do all manner of bad things to them- I don't think being a padded horse is the greatest sin visited upon horses in these United States.
SO since its not the greatest sin you are ok with it. No not me. I am a steward of all horses and will speak out against any abuse, no matter what discipline.
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Sep. 30, 2012, 07:39 PM
#37
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Sep. 30, 2012, 08:01 PM
#38
 Originally Posted by Summit Springs Farm
SO since its not the greatest sin you are ok with it. No not me. I am a steward of all horses and will speak out against any abuse, no matter what discipline.
You misunderstood me on your race to the top of the superiority ladder. Have at it, sister. I'm sure your post here on COTH will have enormous impact on the padded horses. Really.
A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking. (Steven Wright)
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Sep. 30, 2012, 08:21 PM
#39
 Originally Posted by katarine
You misunderstood me on your race to the top of the superiority ladder. Have at it, sister. I'm sure your post here on COTH will have enormous impact on the padded horses. Really.
Sorry I misunderstood you, I must have been preoccupied by taking care of the lovely horses I am so grateful to be responsible for.
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Sep. 30, 2012, 08:22 PM
#40
 Originally Posted by hundredacres
It doesn't matter what other people do to their horses in other disciplines and in backyards all over the world - it will never minimize or absolve what happens to TWH's to make them look like this. To say this looks "fine" and the horses look happy is like saying soft porn with teens is okay, because it's not real porn and the girls enjoy what they're doing.
It's the most unnatural discipline in the horse world and people get their rocks off on how much more grotesquely one horse can move over another. The people who enjoy it are defective.
*applauds*
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