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littlemrsmopar
03-15-2007, 01:50 PM
Anyone else use their towrig to haul the original 4WD horsepower??
I mean horses... anyone else here ride horses?
I trail and rodeo and in my past life rode performance and 4-H horses.
coloradok5
03-15-2007, 05:08 PM
I have towed a horse before, he was kicking the whole time, seems he doesn't like being in a trailer, I was going real slow also as not to piss him off but that didn't seem to matter.
whiterocket5.9
03-15-2007, 09:06 PM
used to have some horses when i was a kid...probly get a cpl when my son gets a lil older
carguy9135
03-16-2007, 07:56 PM
horses are a pain in the a$$
littlemrsmopar
03-16-2007, 10:11 PM
horses are a pain in the a$$
only if you are standing behind them to get kicked, LOL
carguy9135
03-18-2007, 10:35 PM
only if you are standing behind them to get kicked, LOL
o ur funny rotfl
:D :D :D :D :D
littlemrsmopar
03-19-2007, 12:29 PM
o ur funny rotfl
:D :D :D :D :D
Well, what can I say... I try
scoggins
03-19-2007, 10:21 PM
we show arabian's all over from TX to NC to FL and all in between. and manage 2 - 3 shows a year:doah:
I also pull slack for the trainer that has our horses we have a 4 horse sooner the trainer lets me pull his 6 horse sundowner (B/C he doesn't like to load his ford that much; he has put two trannys in it in 175k miles):pimp:
I love CTD:pimp: :cool:
littlemrsmopar
03-20-2007, 03:59 PM
we show arabian's all over from TX to NC to FL and all in between. and manage 2 - 3 shows a year:doah:
I also pull slack for the trainer that has our horses we have a 4 horse sooner the trainer lets me pull his 6 horse sundowner (B/C he doesn't like to load his ford that much; he has put two trannys in it in 175k miles):pimp:
I love CTD:pimp: :cool:
Awesome, I used to show waaaaaay up here in Region V.
scoggins
03-20-2007, 04:41 PM
kool
we show region 9 , 12, 13 i think
we are looking to goto Canadian Nationals also
I am learning to love the arabians I grew up in the BIG A and rode King bred horses at home punching cattle
the arabs are a little more flighty at time than the 1/4's but I am coming around to them.
"Pretty is as pretty does, but pretty does a lot!":cool:
musicmasterstravis
03-24-2007, 02:58 PM
i dont like horses, also i have controll issues so riding on an animal freakes me out...
littlemrsmopar
03-24-2007, 11:19 PM
i dont like horses, also i have controll issues so riding on an animal freakes me out...
See now, I have control issues and riding on an atv gives me the vapors, lol. I guess at least with horses there is another mind to negotiate with as opposed to an inanimate piece of machinery that only obeys the laws of physics. waytogo
Seventy4Blazer
03-25-2007, 08:35 PM
im not a horse fan. i would own one, and treat it well... but it would never get ridden. i towed 2 retired race horses and a pony from San Diego to Alb NM in 18 hours... they were happy to be out when we got there...
Grant
musicmasterstravis
03-27-2007, 10:14 PM
yea i kinda agree but on an atv you can go as slow as you want and stop whenever
jbawilliams
03-31-2007, 07:52 PM
My wife rides horses, but she doesn't drive, so I get to/have to tow them for her when she needs to. It is not too bad, except for waiting for them to load.
A friend once told me, "There really is no comparing a 4 wheeler to a horse. A horse does not run out of gas or get a flat tire, or throw a rod and leave you stranded."
I countered with, "But it could get injured, or toss you off or anything else."
I was never convinced one was better than the other, except, I have never had to beg a 4 wheeler to get in the trailer.
scoggins
04-03-2007, 07:28 PM
Looks like we are going to TX and KY and to Canadian Nationals!!!!!!waytogo :popcorn: :confused: :confused:
OH no there goes my summer and my money$$$$$$$$
But my wifeee is happy and that is all that matters!!
littlemrsmopar
04-03-2007, 08:29 PM
Looks like we are going to TX and KY and to Canadian Nationals!!!!!!waytogo :popcorn: :confused: :confused:
OH no there goes my summer and my money$$$$$$$$
But my wifeee is happy and that is all that matters!!
Whoo hooo.... gas, food, hay, entries, stall rent, program ad, gate fee, and you cant go to nationals without a spanking new outfit!!
Aint no poor like horse poor. LOL
scoggins
04-03-2007, 09:17 PM
Whoo hooo.... gas, food, hay, entries, stall rent, program ad, gate fee, and you cant go to nationals without a spanking new outfit!!
Aint no poor like horse poor. LOL
Yeah but; Pretty is as Pretty does , but PRETTY DOES A LOT!
scoggins
04-18-2007, 05:12 PM
Last Week's Road Dust And Diesel Fumes burnout burnout
Wed 12:00PM left Dublin, GA with 9 head of cattle went to Warner Robins, GA to get clothes packed for the week.
3:00PM North bound to Columbus, Indiana.
3:00AM Arived at destination
3:30 Crash and burn @ hotel:doah:
Thursday
9:00am Bright eyed and freezing my butt off
Lay over 'till 4:00 PM
4:00Pm south bound deadhead to Hartselle, Al
10:00 PM arive in Hartsell
Friday
6:00AM Southbound to Hattiesburg, MS (after a trailer swap and loading 2 horses)
11:45 AM Hattiesburg
Lay over "til
Sunday
4:00 PM back to Hartselle, Al ( with 3 horses)
9:00 PM drop horses and horse trailer swapped to stock trailer and back to Warner Robins,Ga
3:00 AM Monday HOME SWEET HOME!!!!!!:eek: :poke:
grand total of +- 2200 miles
Boogity boogity burnout
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Mr. Big Ram
04-22-2007, 08:23 PM
im not a horse fan. i would own one, and treat it well... but it would never get ridden. i towed 2 retired race horses and a pony from San Diego to Alb NM in 18 hours... they were happy to be out when we got there...
Grant
18 hours???!!!:confused: Its only 800 miles, shoulda been there in 11! :stir:
scoggins
04-22-2007, 08:44 PM
18 hours???!!!:confused: Its only 800 miles, shoulda been there in 11! :stir:
Hauling livestock is a little different than dead loads. Horses need H2O and should only be on a trailer for no more than 12 hrs +- max.
littlemrsmopar
04-23-2007, 07:09 PM
Hauling livestock is a little different than dead loads. Horses need H2O and should only be on a trailer for no more than 12 hrs +- max.
Also, for commercial haulers there are laws about getting them out and moving them (either leading or turning loose).
scoggins
04-24-2007, 08:44 PM
Yep!
StrokerDon78
06-06-2007, 09:43 PM
I have 2 horses, I pull them with a WW 4 Horse Stock Gooseneck.
rocknbronco
06-10-2007, 01:27 PM
We had a problem horse had to transport her twice, pitching a fit, and had to get ride of her due t oour bad neighbors who cant mind there own or stay on their own side of the fence.
duckmanquacker
06-11-2007, 12:53 AM
bummer! that just sucks!
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