My grandfather always had a horse. Never saw him ride and never saw a saddle. Dad plowed with mules we heard it all the time. we could just picture him walking behind those mules although he never said that. I know Grandfather bought an F12 new I think. Later in life I asked my father if they bought equipment with the tractor. He said no they just used the same ones they used with the mules. So I asked, you walked behind the tractor with the mule equipment? No I rode like I always did. Ah-hah. But we had horses as many as 5 at one time. When we tried to ride them they didn't appreciate it cause we didn't spend time with them. Dad got a horse for our sister when she was big enough to handle one. She had him in the front yard one day so I decided to hop on him. He didn't appreciate anyone else but her. He started bucking rearing up and spinning around till he tripped and I rode him to the ground. He fell on my leg and I was sure it was broken. It wasn't and that was the last time I was ever on a horse. Ron
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