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Re: Hanoverian Horses??
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Posted by Mike (WA) on January 14, 2005 at 16:41:33 from (209.213.153.73):
In Reply to: Hanoverian Horses?? posted by Allan in NE on January 14, 2005 at 13:29:05:
Yes, my friend, you are in deep trouble. The operative word here is "stud". Doesn't matter much which breed, stud horses are a royal pain in the far east. I don't recall the Hanoverian breed to be especially gentle. To save yourself a lifetime of exasperation, build him a very stout paddock, after talking to some horse people about what materials to use. If anyone tells you the cute white plastic electric fence tape will work for a stud, make a mental note to talk to somebody smarter. At minimum, get "no climb" fencing (kind of a very intense hog wire), with electric wires on top and about butt high, to keep him from destroying it. Somebody put a joke on here about a cowboy and a [offensive word deleted] the other day- the stud horse is like that cowboy/ [offensive word deleted], but with super strength and no brain to slow things up.
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