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Horseback Riding

Discussion in 'Off-Topic Forum' started by Ten Twenty Lenny, Sep 28, 2012.

  1. OnMyWay

    OnMyWay DI Senior Member

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    I'm sorry you what? By a local artist? :-)

    Sorry Dave i couldn't resist!
     
  2. Dave & Imp

    Dave & Imp DI Forum Patron Highly Rated Poster Showcase Reviewer

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    No problem Larry, guess I got too creative in my use of words. You probably did not understand. As I was riding back from Siaton, I saw a fellow on a water buffalo along the side of the road. He had a tablet on his lap and was riding an email to a horse he knew. Does that explain it better? hahahaha Some artist people are creative with photography....me with words...wait until I conquer a few more native languages...no one will be able to understand me.
     
  3. Rye83

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    Arabian horses are a very popular horse world wide. I don't like the gait of the Arabian much but at least it has some size to it. I had a Tennessee walker and it had and incredible gait, like being on a rocking chair. I couldn't find any reference to them being popular outside the US though. I'm curious as to what breed of horse these here in the Philippines are. I would assume the Spanish brought them as filipino call it a "kabaya" which sounds a lot like caballo to me.
     
  4. Knowdafish

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    True! My feet would be dragging on the ground with most of them!