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I always slow down for horses, but should we?.
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hodgerydoo
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Re: I always slow down for horses, but should we?.
I too slow down and take a wide berth. i cant see what the horse has got to do with this rider mind100+ .loads of horses around my area and only half are road werthy, horse and rider!
Re: I always slow down for horses, but should we?.
I ALWAYS slow down for horses.
1, they were on the roads before anything else (grandfather rights??)
2, its good for horsey people/bikers relations.
3, common decency to other road users.

1, they were on the roads before anything else (grandfather rights??)
2, its good for horsey people/bikers relations.
3, common decency to other road users.
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Re: I always slow down for horses, but should we?.
Of course we should slow down for horses, how else would you have time to ogle the rider :whistle:
Not a horse fan but the arrigent t**t in the article deserves all he got & more for putting the young girl in danger, he'll have had no idea if the horse bolted or through her off after he'd past
Rick
Not a horse fan but the arrigent t**t in the article deserves all he got & more for putting the young girl in danger, he'll have had no idea if the horse bolted or through her off after he'd past
Rick
Re: I always slow down for horses, but should we?.
:laugh: I like your thinking :laugh:xtzrick wrote:Of course we should slow down for horses, how else would you have time to ogle the rider :whistle:
Lets face it, theres usually pussy on the back of them horses.

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"The distant echo of faraway voices boarding far away trains,
To take them home to the ones that they love and who love them forever......."
To take them home to the ones that they love and who love them forever......."
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Sprockette
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Re: I always slow down for horses, but should we?.
I always slow down for horses and give people walking dogs on the side of the road a wide berth too. I'm not a fan of banning people from doing anything, too many rules in this country as it is.
But...
How many times have I had to avoid horse poo on the roads? Lost count.
A bit in return from them wouldn't go amiss. Dirty sods. You have to pick up after your dogs or you get a fine in most urban areas, should be the same for horses on the road if you ask me. I know it might be a bit annoy to have to stop, but so what? I've never seen a horse travelling any faster than a trot on the road anyway, most of the time it's walking pace only. A quick scoop into the undergrowth should do, I don't suggest taking it home! :laugh: You'd need a sack.
Not much to ask is it?
104mph past a horse is just ridiculous. Yet again another example of the type of rider the average biker needs to distance themselves from.
But...
How many times have I had to avoid horse poo on the roads? Lost count.
A bit in return from them wouldn't go amiss. Dirty sods. You have to pick up after your dogs or you get a fine in most urban areas, should be the same for horses on the road if you ask me. I know it might be a bit annoy to have to stop, but so what? I've never seen a horse travelling any faster than a trot on the road anyway, most of the time it's walking pace only. A quick scoop into the undergrowth should do, I don't suggest taking it home! :laugh: You'd need a sack.
Not much to ask is it?
104mph past a horse is just ridiculous. Yet again another example of the type of rider the average biker needs to distance themselves from.
Re: I always slow down for horses, but should we?.
xtzrick wrote:Of course we should slow down for horses, how else would you have time to ogle the rider :whistle:
+1 I am with you on that,
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Re: I always slow down for horses, but should we?.
You mean you don't take it home for your roses?Sprockette wrote:How many times have I had to avoid horse poo on the roads? Lost count.
A bit in return from them wouldn't go amiss. Dirty sods. You have to pick up after your dogs or you get a fine in most urban areas, should be the same for horses on the road if you ask me. I know it might be a bit annoy to have to stop, but so what? I've never seen a horse travelling any faster than a trot on the road anyway, most of the time it's walking pace only. A quick scoop into the undergrowth should do, I don't suggest taking it home! :laugh: You'd need a sack.
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