i started handeling the rally nervice ones loose a long time ago, lead rope over my sholder or arm.i found that if they rally buged out they would go away from me insted of fighting the ties. most of them settle down the second they feel slack and stand like a dream . the only down side to this is my back side and the back of my neck are always covered in horse slober. (dont do this unless you can read the difference between scard and spoiled)any way i started to hear people say "my horse is so good he dose him without eaven tieing him up" not realising that if i was doing that i did not trust him enough to tie him up. the old timers that have knowen me for years get sutch a kick out of hearing it from a new client that it has become an in side joke. sorry about the spelling i cant seem to get the spell check to work . and i cant smell for smitt.

Everyone of you are a bunch of hacks. I like Jamesons and Jack. Thanks.

ray tyron wrote:The bread n' butter of my practice comes from trimming factitious young racing stock. If folks knew how easy it was to take candy from a baby . . . STOP GIVING UP OUR SECRETS!!!!!!!

Ol plumber gets called to fix a boiler that's ben giving a man fits for months he walked into boiler room gives a valve two licks with a hammer and every thing starts working properly. Then he presents the man with a bill for two hundred and two dollars. The man throws a fit. Your going to charge me that for hitting a valve. Plumber replies no the two dollars is labor the two hundred is for the twenty years it took to know witch valve. Don't worry tom someone will mistake spoiled and mischievous for scared and nervous. Loose an ear and a chunk of their bum and tell every one what a du mb idea I had.

What would you do?

This clown has extended his smear campaign to my wife. Fortunately regarded by most as pathetic and unprofessional, it did nearly cause a rift between friends until the friend realised the other guy's game.

As stated above he hasn't affected our businesses and if anything helped them along, but involving my missus is just plain mean.

Anthony_Lawrence wrote:
Do people sue each other much in New Zealand? Depending on whether the answer is yes or no, I would do one of 2 things....

Regards

Call this guy!!!
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Western Hill Forge wrote:
Yes they do, but it's not really the norm.

cuttinshoer wrote:It's tempting.

Anthony_Lawrence wrote:
ignore him. People like that tend to sink their own boat. Better to be overly nice it drives them nuts. Had one hear that evan picked up a few of my clients. Evan though he was a putts I found something positive to say I think people saw the hole in my lip but didn't let on. Pretty soon his bs started looking petty and a hard rain a few lost shoes and lame horses and his attitude put an end to it. He know has a new carrier and im just as friendly when he greets me at wall mart. Chaps his @@@ when he sees my truck at his old clients. Its too bad some people can't compete with out singing mud.