Every time I pee in a gelding's stall a chastise him not to laugh: invariably the damn horse snorts and snickers... maybe your idea would save what little dignity I have left( no matter how deeply it is rooted in denial of hard, or perhaps soft would be more approppo, facts! )
Jason

At the risk of diminishing the force and impact of my own comedic, uh, genius, I must publish a disclaimer: I could care less who does what to who with what or where or in what order it goes (of course assuming the age of consent has been reached and the afore mentioned consent garnered, or is that garnished with a sprig of something? Maybe a light spritz? ). Everyone is wired different, and some not at all! It makes the world colorful---like a 'fruit' salad!
I'll stop and head back to my spider hole before Baron envokes the blue laws or calls the FCC. This is a family sight... and family is defined very loooseley in some parts... or is that because of the same parts...?

Jason Maki wrote:

You have the memory of an elephant! I guess I left my self open for that one.

On the other hand, yesterday as I began working I noticed that when I used the hoof jack I was suddenly trying to gain a ground parallel coffin bone, 45 degreee hairline and very upset that I couldn't find any NB shoes in my truck. All while leaving the toe callouse in perfect shape. Maybe there is some magic in that hoof cradle that I didn't know about.

Dave

Been useing the hoof jack for a long time. It is a great hoof stand and the cradle helps alot. Lost my cradle a few weeks ago, miss it on those hard to to hind feet. That stand has been a back saver. It is very rugged and horses seem to not mind it.

i do not forget anything because i have nothing original going on in my head!
jason

dave,
soon you'll have a milking stool, a tutorial on stall jack trimming and eschew all horse shoes as evil, cancer causing clamps...
This is a path to the Darkside.

Remember, where you mind will go you a$$ will follow!
Jason

I was under the assumption that the next best thing was the beer holder on the riding lawn mower. Both are great american inventions, you don't have to push the mower, you ride it.You don't have to stop and take a break to drink a beer. You can kill two birds with one stone.