Posted by gbs on February 04, 2011 at 19:10:56 from (71.0.22.70):
In Reply to: RFD-TV REPEATS posted by Irish Red on February 02, 2011 at 15:21:54:
my interest in there programing is waining fast too much emphasis on horseman ship, not bashing the people that enjoy horses,but when they first started the horse trainers,farrier's, ect.that were on the programs seemed to be knowledgeable and down to earth, the ones now a days i don't know about, kinda reminds me of the story Jerry Clower told of one of the Leadbetter boy's that was going to college, when his daddy was ask if he could tell any difference in him now that that he was in college,he replied yes the other day while plowing normally when he got to the end he would tell the mule woop,woll gee Beck,instead he told her halt REBECCA pivot and proceed .
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