A Good Trainer. A Definition.
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Re: A Good Trainer. A Definition.
Use tough shoes that are a good fit, with an arch support, a slightly elevated heel and "breathable" uppers, such as leather. Casual shoes or quality trainers with heavy soles will do. If you go walking regularly, you could invest in a pair of proper walking shoes or some lightweight walking boots.
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Festivals is CANCELED because Michael tongue in cheek took shots at my mare.
It’s like when Keira has a tantrum so I took away swimming time and tablets for both kids. When mom gets angry. Everyone loses!!!!!!
It’s like when Keira has a tantrum so I took away swimming time and tablets for both kids. When mom gets angry. Everyone loses!!!!!!
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It always does Frank!
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*ducking to avoid the revolution*The Steward wrote: ↑3 years ago Festivals is CANCELED because Michael tongue in cheek took shots at my mare.
It’s like when Keira has a tantrum so I took away swimming time and tablets for both kids. When mom gets angry. Everyone loses!!!!!!
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I thought I'd get more pushback about the horse-balls thing, but I guess everyone's just in an amenable mood this break?Michael Looker wrote: ↑3 years agoAnytime, Nick. Glad I could help.Nick Gilmore wrote: ↑3 years ago And Michael...thank you for volunteering to be our target while we wait out the hours to Festivus.
Though I must say I'm disappointed I haven't gotten more of a reaction to the last line of my last post. I thought we'd be on Page 4 by now. Maybe I just got eyerolls instead of indignation, which to be fair is probably the right response.
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Rather nice as opposed to some of the nastiness, isn’t it Laura?
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I think Laura has horse balls on the mind. This is the second forums topic she has mentioned it in the last 48 hours!!Laura Smith wrote: ↑3 years agoI thought I'd get more pushback about the horse-balls thing, but I guess everyone's just in an amenable mood this break?Michael Looker wrote: ↑3 years agoAnytime, Nick. Glad I could help.Nick Gilmore wrote: ↑3 years ago And Michael...thank you for volunteering to be our target while we wait out the hours to Festivus.
Though I must say I'm disappointed I haven't gotten more of a reaction to the last line of my last post. I thought we'd be on Page 4 by now. Maybe I just got eyerolls instead of indignation, which to be fair is probably the right response.
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It's getting teste around here.
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DON’T MAKE ME CRY LIKE A TODDLER! I’LL DO ITThe Steward wrote: ↑3 years ago Festivals is CANCELED because Michael tongue in cheek took shots at my mare.
It’s like when Keira has a tantrum so I took away swimming time and tablets for both kids. When mom gets angry. Everyone loses!!!!!!
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Em’s gonna get war flashbacks when she reads thisRochelle Zahacy wrote: ↑3 years agoDON’T MAKE ME CRY LIKE A TODDLER! I’LL DO ITThe Steward wrote: ↑3 years ago Festivals is CANCELED because Michael tongue in cheek took shots at my mare.
It’s like when Keira has a tantrum so I took away swimming time and tablets for both kids. When mom gets angry. Everyone loses!!!!!!
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Hahahaha
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I agree with Pete that there is a fine line. But I'll never understand people who are are cool with/excited to be mediocre. Sorry but I"m not gonna be giddy over winning a $10k claimer( at my stage in the game that is). lol
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The late great NASCAR driver, Dale Earnhardt use to say, "Second place is just the first place loser".Gwayne Mike wrote: ↑3 years ago Simple!
Placing your horse where it has the best chance of winning!
If it runs second, it lost the race!
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I did this with Roughian...putting her in with the boys all year trying to win the most prestigious races. I did think she had a good shot at them - but the results were just 2 wins, and a lot of 2nd place finishes. She ?maybe could have entered just filly and mare G1's, won most of them, but earned a lot less money, it also cost her some Simmy nominations, especially with her 3rd place finish in the Filly and Mare Turf. All things considered, I kind of like the money though...lol, and she got kudos even when she failed to win...the effort she put in was admirable to most folks.Nini Hunter wrote: ↑3 years ago Disagree. I'd rather have my horses run in a prestigious race where I believe they can do well than in a lower tier race. Of course, every case is different. But to each their own!
I'm just surprised she wasn't included in the best Older North Amercian Male Simmy nominations..
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