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]]> http://www.pinellasmuse.com/saddle-tree-3/comment-page-1/#comment-531 bajiman55 Sat, 02 Oct 2010 10:59:07 +0000 http://www.pinellasmuse.com/saddle-tree-3/#comment-531 After the blood drop, I felt very scared from something there and ran straight through the thick thorns towards the house....not a good path but I was scared to death and screaming for my friends who didn't follow me. This is Judge Simms' old hanging cemetery...and I don't necessarily mean lawfully convicted people. Some of the headstones are just ordinary rocks The hanging tree used to be there (w/rope marks) but somebody hung large animals from it in occult rituals in the 1990's...cont After the blood drop, I felt very scared from something there and ran straight through the thick thorns towards the house….not a good path but I was scared to death and screaming for my friends who didn't follow me. This is Judge Simms' old hanging cemetery…and I don't necessarily mean lawfully convicted people. Some of the headstones are just ordinary rocks The hanging tree used to be there (w/rope marks) but somebody hung large animals from it in occult rituals in the 1990's…cont

]]> http://www.pinellasmuse.com/saddle-tree-3/comment-page-1/#comment-28 White Horse Pilgrim Mon, 06 Sep 2010 06:31:12 +0000 http://www.pinellasmuse.com/saddle-tree-3/#comment-28 An interesting debate indeed. I experimented with bits with my personal horse and with the trail horses that I used to manage. There are so many opinions out there that one has to stand back and think. My former partner (a Western rider) swore by a jointed curb reminiscent of a Tom Thumb, and we had a horse that went well in it (but always on a loose rein). I moved towards French Link bits because they have no centre joint to poke the bars of the mouth. All the time we were telling clients to ride on a loose rein, and didn’t a whole lot of them have trouble without a firm contact to balance against! An interesting debate indeed. I experimented with bits with my personal horse and with the trail horses that I used to manage. There are so many opinions out there that one has to stand back and think. My former partner (a Western rider) swore by a jointed curb reminiscent of a Tom Thumb, and we had a horse that went well in it (but always on a loose rein). I moved towards French Link bits because they have no centre joint to poke the bars of the mouth. All the time we were telling clients to ride on a loose rein, and didn’t a whole lot of them have trouble without a firm contact to balance against!

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