Vols by Fiddy-Aggie Edition

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Tennessee used to bring out quarter horses
Aggies are farmers, but dress like they’re in the armed forces

It don’t matter, Vols by fiddy
 
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This game feels eerily similar to the Florida game where many of our fans were over the top with giddiness about at Tennessee beat down of an opponent. I just don’t understand this bravado. Is it the Jack talking or are these just fans just overzealous fanatics. Me … I expect a difficult game decided in the fourth quarter. GBO!!!
 
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This game feels eerily similar to the Florida game where many of our fans were over the top with giddiness about at Tennessee beat down of an opponent. I just don’t understand this bravado. Is it the Jack talking or are these just fans just overzealous fanatics. Me … I expect a difficult game decided in the fourth quarter. GBO!!!
Wtf are you talking about? What board were you on?
 
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No but I used to work at a stable in North Alabama that always had horses there. Ain’t no telling how much money they made studding those horses.
I bought several Quarter horses from NA breeders when I retired. Finally got 4 fast enough to local race. Hired 4 of the cutest little Sand Mtn. girls to ride them. Had Ford 4 door F350 dually, , whole bit. Wife drove and kept the cowboys off the cowgirls. I made side bets and got the sweet feed prizes. Good times but horse racing has been called the sport of kings for a reason. I quit when I went to a QH race in Oklahoma and saw real race horses.
I was just being a VN smart butt thinking you believed the horses at Neyland were quarter horses when everyone knows they were TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES, usually the Grand National champion from the previous years. Nothing like the gait of a TWH but soring their feet ended social acceptance. I quit going to the Celebration because the trainers generally ignore the total ban of soring.
 
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I bought several Quarter horses from NA breeders when I retired. Finally got 4 fast enough to local race. Hired 4 of the cutest little Sand Mtn. girls to ride them. Had Ford 4 door F350 dually, , whole bit. Wife drove and kept the cowboys off the cowgirls. I made side bets and got the sweet feed prizes. Good times but horse racing has been called the sport of kings for a reason. I quit when I went to a QH race in Oklahoma and saw real race horses.
I was just being a VN smart butt thinking you believed the horses at Neyland were quarter horses when everyone knows they were TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES, usually the Grand National champion from the previous years. Nothing like the gait of a TWH but soring their feet ended social acceptance. I quit going to the Celebration because the trainers generally ignore the total ban of soring.
my job was to clean stables. I only did it one summer before I had enough. I did get to ride a few. Always forget those were walkers
 
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Tennessee used to bring out quarter horses
Aggies are farmers, but dress like they’re in the armed forces

It don’t matter, Vols by fiddy
They were actuallyTennessee Walkers, one of the largest breed of horses. I learned to ride horses on one of them. They are fairly difficult to learn to ride.
 
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my job was to clean stables. I only did it one summer before I had enough. I did get to ride a few. Always forget those were walkers
If you ever got a knot on your head by a BIG woman as mean as a haint from the Tennessee hills, you met my wife. She enjoyed beating up young bucks messing with her riders.
 
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They were actuallyTennessee Walkers, one of the largest breed of horses. I learned to ride horses on one of them. They are fairly difficult to learn to ride.
Ive never ridden one that I was aware of, only quarters. They were enough for me.
 
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If you ever got a knot on your head by a BIG woman as mean as a haint from the Tennessee hills, you met my wife. She enjoyed beating up young bucks messing with her riders.
I never left the Holder farm. Was too busy shoveling
 
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They were actuallyTennessee Walkers, one of the largest breed of horses. I learned to ride horses on one of them. They are fairly difficult to learn to ride.
I have only had one TWH, a mare that we rescued on the way to Elmer's. Had bad feet, kept as pet until she died. Don't remember how tall she was but she was no where near as large as any draft horse breeds.
You are spot on about difficult to ride part, if even your whiskers bounce when riding one, you suck at it.
 

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