That big black hooligan is too fit for his own good :-) I've tightened his curb chain,which admittedly was too loose, to get a little more respect for the speed that I want to go at. It just about worked. I made him walk calmly all the way home from my friend's house and he was not impressed.
Ace continues to build up back muscle. I am feeling every back I come across now. I've realised that I have a problem because Radar's back is exceptionally soft and spongy. So there is no point trying to compare Ace with a horse who is not normal himself. Compared to other horses I am feeling, Ace is doing just hunky dory :-)
The vets who operated on him are so impressed with his latest video that they've asked for permission to use it on their Facebook page. I said yes, of course, but what a giggle. The horse whose owner completely ignored the recommended rehab becomes the poster boy for the operation.
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Now THAT is more than a giggle. I take it this is the surgeon and not the practice that gave you all the attitude??? Does he know you broke all the rehab protocol? Either way, I think it's great.
ReplyDeleteAs for the "hooligan...." You'd think after all this time he'd begin to realize these things are non-negotiable. He keeps trying to get you to either come around to his way of thinking, or at least strike some kind of compromise...definitely favoring his point of view. (Sounds a bit like Tucker.) What a character.
You're going to laugh at this Jean ...... It's the vet practice, not the surgeon !
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You gotta be kidding! That is a laugh!
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Ha how funny. Let's hope they consider the recommended rehab having seen how well Ace is doing. Wouldn't that be great for other horses.
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I've told him that I'm going to write a report at the end of the actual rehab that I gave him Lynda. Only if he's cured, of course!!
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