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["Lynda" <lurine AT softcom.net>]

I owned two Quarter Horses (a TX mare and a stallion) and a mustang mare 
that single-footed.  They were a joy to ride.  In fact, the stallion, BC, 
was a sweet heart as well and is who we put visitors from the city on that 
had never ridden a horse in their lives.  Of course, it didn't heart that he 
was totally voice trained and I could stand and holler directions at him 
because the greenhorns had made a total mess of things when they "told" him 
to do two things at once <g>

Lynda
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "roxann" <roxann AT ancientearthwisdom.com>

> Warren,
>
> I like the idea of your tacky horse. I have horses, too, and one of them I 
> am going to be training to help me around my homestead. He is half Spotted 
> Saddle horse and half Missouri Foxtrotter. These were bred years ago to be 
> an all-around farm horse- they're sure footed and can travel the ozark 
> hills easily and are gaited so will be very comfortable to ride for long 
> hours. Mine is only 2 right now, so he's just getting started with 
> learning, but I can't wait to use him to get up to my goldenseal and 
> ginseng patches! I don't have marshes, but do have rocks and steep hills, 
> so the breed I have is well-suited for the job at hand. Good luck with 
> your work horse.
>
> Roxann, NW AR
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