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Shhhh
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Chestnut horses are thought to have a more sensitive skin (I don't know if this has been proven).
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Thinner horses and those with a less robust constitution are less likely to thrive in cold weather possibly as well.
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anything from up North f*cked in a cold year?
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I'd have thought chestnuts were just what you needed on a cold day.
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they all look brown to me!
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I'm sure it was really warm when Denman won his Lexuses and Henesseys
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The horses only start to come in their coats usually when the warmer spring weather comes,which so far hasn't happened.
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Many a one roasted on an open fire lately. Not only chestnuts but also greys, bays and blacks.
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im a believer....seems like im a minority but thats not a problem..
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mmmmm.... chestnuts aarrrgggghhhhhh nom
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oh that old chesnut. Yeah,yeah.
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This could have been a sensible discussion
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lay silviniaco conti he's a chestnut
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Silviniaco Conti
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