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Horseback Riding #13534563 04/26/20 01:08 AM
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Woke up this morning and decided I just had to get out of the house and do something different. Dumb azz me, decided to go horseback riding when it has probably been 40 years since I have gone. Went out and got on the horse and was moving pretty slow and everything seemed ok and it felt good. After a bit he began to speed up and nothing I could do to slow him down. I was hanging on but he was in a full speed lope and I started to lose it. Lost my balance, fell out of the saddle and my foot was hung in the stirrup. I was hollering to high heaven and thank goodness the manager of the dollar store came out and unplugged the horse. He help me up and other than being a little shaken, I was ok.

Re: Horseback Riding [Re: donothin] #13534568 04/26/20 01:11 AM
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Re: Horseback Riding [Re: donothin] #13534570 04/26/20 01:16 AM
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call it what you will...he is not definitely not anywhere near the top of the list for QB's that I would choose needing a FG or touchdown drive late in the game.
Re: Horseback Riding [Re: donothin] #13534645 04/26/20 02:19 AM
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Oldie, but your delivery was spot on!


Side note, I've been shooting photos at rodeos since 2003 or so. When a riders foot gets hung in stirrup, that's some seriously messed up stuff. I've seen some bad wrecks in my days. Mostly "kids." Wonder what some of them look....and walk like today.

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Re: Horseback Riding [Re: donothin] #13534659 04/26/20 02:37 AM
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Re: Horseback Riding [Re: donothin] #13534924 04/26/20 12:44 PM
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First pic is a bareback rig no stirrups,second pic is a saddle bronc but he seems to have lost his stirrups,those are some awesome shots,most people like to see the little guys get bucked off of bulls and donโ€™t realize how hard the bronc riders crash.
BTW the first guy appears to still be holding on to his rigging even as the horse falls on him,that whould have probably been a high scoring ride if the horse stayed on its feet.

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