That cracks me up - funny! Or at least it's funny when it happens to someone else! LOL!
A Heeling horse is the member of a roping team that ropes the back feet of a steer in Team Roping. I have been told those horses need to be of a smaller build and very quick on their turns, where a heading horse (the one that ropes the front end) needs to be of a bigger build as he is baring most of the weight and motion of the steer - he pulls on and turns the steer so the heeler (not sure if I am spelling that right) can zip in and grab the back feet.
Such a pretty picture or so I thought at first.
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LOL! What a BOY!
Oh, they are wonderful at that, aren't they!
D'oh! ;-)
Just a really relaxed ... model?
A happy boy!
lmao
This reminds me... you need to take a "vacation" up north and start that business of yours. Applejack is due for a cleaning! ;)
very european. eet eez, azoo say, naturel, no?
Lester does love to show off his shortcomings !
Oh D! He does like to relax !KAC
He's so relaxed. :D
~Lisa
Photoshop!! I can do it for you if you want ;)
Wow! A comment from John! :-)
If I can Photoshop a badly placed greyhound leg out of this picture, I'm sure you can shorten up his twig.
Jen
Very cute and OMG NeverSayNever, careful with that crop feature....
LOL!!! I cannot tell you how many nice pictures I have taken of my geldings over the years, only to look closer and see that they are "dropped."
Dang boys!!! :)
John! That is so mean, you have always given Lester just a hard time with that!! LESS IS MORE I tell ya!
Thanks for the photoshop offer Promise, but I took some others before "it" dropped down so I don't need to edit this one.
That cracks me up - funny! Or at least it's funny when it happens to someone else! LOL!
A Heeling horse is the member of a roping team that ropes the back feet of a steer in Team Roping. I have been told those horses need to be of a smaller build and very quick on their turns, where a heading horse (the one that ropes the front end) needs to be of a bigger build as he is baring most of the weight and motion of the steer - he pulls on and turns the steer so the heeler (not sure if I am spelling that right) can zip in and grab the back feet.
that cracked me up!
Nice.... Horse Porn! LOL
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