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3 comments:
Wade - I bet that the audiences love this routine [as I do] but the AR people would bag it as being "undignified" for the horse.
Steve,
I don't know if the audience realizes the difficulty in something like this, any more then the AR folks. AR suggests you have demeaned them, just by putting a halter on them.
Wade
This routine is frequently bseen by American cowboy and their trick horses. In the 40s Charles Moroski had the horse laying upside and put a lighted candle on one of the back hoofs and proceeded to extinguish it with a crack of the whip. I saw it and believe me it was impressive.
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