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Kasept 09-27-2008 07:04 AM
Umm.. We need a goat.
 
Many may have missed Chuck's late evening visit to ATR Friday night...

He let us know that Aldebutante enjoyed the visit of a stallmate earlier in the day. Unfortunately, the goat belonged to someone else at Trackside, so it couldn't remain as the filly's sidekick.

Instead, Chuck and Paula are actively recruiting the acquisition of a 'goat of our own' as a calming influence and distraction for Aldeb. (The goat should preferably be female because Paula says "boy goats smell"...)

Shepards on DT should PM Chuck immediately... Thank you.

magic_idol 09-27-2008 07:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Kasept
Many may have missed Chuck's late evening visit to ATR Friday night...

He let us know that Aldebutante enjoyed the visit of a stallmate earlier in the day. Unfortunately, the goat belonged to someone else at Trackside, so it couldn't remain as the filly's sidekick.

Instead, Chuck and Paula are actively recruiting the acquisition of a 'goat of our own' as a calming influence and distraction for Aldeb. (The goat should preferably be female because Paula says "boy goats smell"...)

Sheppards on DT should PM Chuck immediately... Thank you.
I Did this once & the horse killed the goat stomped on it, i think it was trying to play with it:( .
Last goat i saw was in a hot Indian Vindaloo:D

GPK 09-27-2008 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Kasept
Many may have missed Chuck's late evening visit to ATR Friday night...

He let us know that Aldebutante enjoyed the visit of a stallmate earlier in the day. Unfortunately, the goat belonged to someone else at Trackside, so it couldn't remain as the filly's sidekick.

Instead, Chuck and Paula are actively recruiting the acquisition of a 'goat of our own' as a calming influence and distraction for Aldeb. (The goat should preferably be female because Paula says "boy goats smell"...)

Shepards on DT should PM Chuck immediately... Thank you.

All this time I thought Scavs was our goat....

Payson Dave 09-27-2008 10:10 AM
I was married to a goat once but I had to draw the line when she turned into a cow...

GPK 09-27-2008 10:22 AM
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I was married to a goat once but I had to draw the line when she turned into a cow...

Didn't realize we had the same ex-wife:eek:

ddthetide 09-27-2008 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by GPK
Didn't realize we had the same ex-wife:eek:
you guys were lucky, i had a rattlesnake.:rolleyes:

doll0608 09-27-2008 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by ddthetide
you guys were lucky, i had a rattlesnake.:rolleyes:
Can you feel the love........

GPK 09-27-2008 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by ddthetide
you guys were lucky, i had a rattlesnake.:rolleyes:

You got lucky though, cuz your current is an angel:{>: :{>:

ddthetide 09-27-2008 12:30 PM
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You got lucky though, cuz your current is an angel:{>: :{>:
you are RIGHT about that!! :D

GPK 09-27-2008 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ddthetide
you are RIGHT about that!! :D

some guys get all the luck:tro:

Bigsmc 09-27-2008 01:03 PM
http://www.kentuckygpa.com/

GPK 09-27-2008 01:07 PM
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I will be a goat for that blonde ANYTIME:{>: :{>: :{>:

Riot 09-27-2008 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Payson Dave
I was married to a goat once but I had to draw the line when she turned into a cow...
I laughed :p

cabvmd 09-30-2008 02:26 PM
Goats
 
I have seen goats really help calm and keep a horse from getting bored.

Paula is right, intact male goats do smell really bad!!!!Even after castration there is a pungent odor about them. I have alot of clients in NJ that have and breed pet goats, but even if I could get a free one I think the shipping fees would not be worth it. Try to get one local.

If you cannot, I could check to see if someone I know is shipping any horses to KY and try to get a goat on the van.


cabvmd

Kasept 09-30-2008 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by cabvmd
I have seen goats really help calm and keep a horse from getting bored.

Paula is right, intact male goats do smell really bad!!!!Even after castration there is a pungent odor about them. I have alot of clients in NJ that have and breed pet goats, but even if I could get a free one I think the shipping fees would not be worth it. Try to get one local.

If you cannot, I could check to see if someone I know is shipping any horses to KY and try to get a goat on the van.


cabvmd
Thx! There's a goat farm right down the road from the Bluegrass Equine Center. They're going pick one up there...

paisjpq 09-30-2008 04:22 PM
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Thx! There's a goat farm right down the road from the Bluegrass Equine Center. They're going pick one up there...
the goat is NOT welcome on the farm

Payson Dave 10-01-2008 07:07 AM
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the goat is NOT welcome on the farm
I advise against allowing old cows also....

Kasept 10-01-2008 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by paisjpq
the goat is NOT welcome on the farm





:rolleyes:













Hell.. who is?

Bigsmc 10-01-2008 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Kasept
:rolleyes:













Hell.. who is?
Those two...er...dogs, with big ears.

Kasept 10-01-2008 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Bigsmc
Those two...er...dogs, with big ears.
Technically... only one of them is truly welcome. (She's tolerating the other one... ;) )


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