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19 Oct 11
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Does a whip hurt a horse he asks.
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...perhaps he will be asking a horse......and getting a reply....
...now that would be something.
...now that would be something.
can they use paul roy and replace the air cushioned version for a piece of barbed wire?
i put my girlfriend in a horses uniform.......& she kept saying "harder".
Think it starts around 7.30, though its not totally clear.
Ice hockey boot laces ....marinaded in aftershave lotian.......The Answer
fraudy singing whip crack away whip crack away whip crack away
to be fair he is part pachyderm so he should be ok.
He's got plenty of lagging Mike Parry so he should be OK.
ELF & SAFTY.............................dont try this at home 
I like Parry,does he have a programme these days..?
Its on Freeview HD or on the net at the above link, just had a look and it suggests that the programme starts at 9, although someone on twitter suggested 7.30, trial and error I think.
Will they make him sprint first until such times as his lungs are bursting?
so do you suggest we just ban Horse Racing altogether then Feck??
is it cruel to run horse's because they get tired?lung bursting tired?
is it cruel to run horse's because they get tired?lung bursting tired?
Will he be slipping a couplke of excercise books down the back of his trousers.
Like we did at school.
Those Prefects thought that they were perfect.
Like we did at school.
Those Prefects thought that they were perfect.
OTS, whipped to lung bursting tired? You don't think that's cruel.
Here's a post I made on another thread regarding the whip not hurting.
Even if it doesn't hurt them they run faster because they're afraid of it. Why are they afraid of it? Probably because they're hit with the real mccoy at home to instill that fear. As I said on another thread, if you had a pack of wolves run alongside them behind a glass screen none of the horses would be hurt but they'd run faster as they'd be in a state of fear and panic. It's only a matter of time before we'll see another drop dead after they've responded beyond their limit because they don't understand the wolves (sorry "feather duster") can't harm them.
Here's a post I made on another thread regarding the whip not hurting.
Even if it doesn't hurt them they run faster because they're afraid of it. Why are they afraid of it? Probably because they're hit with the real mccoy at home to instill that fear. As I said on another thread, if you had a pack of wolves run alongside them behind a glass screen none of the horses would be hurt but they'd run faster as they'd be in a state of fear and panic. It's only a matter of time before we'll see another drop dead after they've responded beyond their limit because they don't understand the wolves (sorry "feather duster") can't harm them.
Feck, are you insinuating that horses are stupid? Do you really believe that statement of yours 100%, I always had you down as a little better than that.
It sounds as though you have a problem with the horse being hit at home, when on the gallops perhaps? As you put it, being hit with the real McCoy? Is that right? Horses are never forced to 'burst a gut' on the gallops as we all know, but if your problem is what happens to the horse at home then please say so and it then becomes a totally separate issue.
Don't see how it's a separate issue.
Assuming the whip doesn't hurt, do you think it would be possible to train a horse not to react to a whip?
Assuming the whip doesn't hurt, do you think it would be possible to train a horse not to react to a whip?
I've only ever watched horses on the gallops a couple of times and must admit to never have seen the whip used on those occasions, I'm sure of course that it is used at home. But if you are insinuating that the horses are treated differently at home and abused by a heavy whip, then perhaps its time that rules were put in place so that only one type of whip can be used whether at home or on the course? There would have to be 'spot gallop checks' of course to enforce this, but it could be a way forward.
I hit my friends horse at his stable today and asked the horse if it hurt?
His reply -Neigh. I take it that means no
His reply -Neigh. I take it that means no
Perry Groves was the man dishing out the 'whipping' and he didnt hang back either, a strapping bloke and ex footballer. Parry to his credit barely moved and admitted that he hardly felt a thing.
The doom and gloom mongers and Animal Rights people will not be amused, but I'm sure that they will think of some excuse. Well done Mike 'Porky'Parry for putting himself through this.
The doom and gloom mongers and Animal Rights people will not be amused, but I'm sure that they will think of some excuse. Well done Mike 'Porky'Parry for putting himself through this.
He took the whipping on his palm of his hand and on his backside !! Kinky sod..lol
Can someone upload this on you pube perhaps ? I missed this and would like to see it please.
I would of preferred if they had saddled up this fat useless **** of a bloke and kicked 7 ****s out of him over 3m2f in Heavy going.
It's all he deserves...... Imo
It's all he deserves...... Imo
great stunt, I have uploaded it to youtube address below and sent a copy through to ATR and Racing UK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVz1mnCceFc&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVz1mnCceFc&feature=related
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