FCUKIN HORSES....!!!
18 April 2008, 03:56 PM
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Oh dear
. Yes, I am a horse owner and scooby owner but my worse suspicions are being confirmed in this thread. The reason I bought so heartily into the Subaru brand originally (7 in 6 years) is that owners enjoyed their cars safely and respectfully. Those days are plainly numbered as more and more subarus are bought up by Halfords' Heroes across the country.
I never thought I would say it but it's time to leave for a more robust and grown-up brand. A sad day
. Yes, I am a horse owner and scooby owner but my worse suspicions are being confirmed in this thread. The reason I bought so heartily into the Subaru brand originally (7 in 6 years) is that owners enjoyed their cars safely and respectfully. Those days are plainly numbered as more and more subarus are bought up by Halfords' Heroes across the country.I never thought I would say it but it's time to leave for a more robust and grown-up brand. A sad day
byeeeee.................
18 April 2008, 03:58 PM
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You are driving a car.... NOT a metalic horse.... thereby it's lunacy to even attempt to compare them. The Highway Code and Road Traffic Act set out the framework for what is/is not acceptable on our roads and not the fact that you have an MoT, Insurance and pay for a Road Fund License.
I'm guessing you must also hate cyclists?
I'm guessing you must also hate cyclists?
And the "act of God" reason for not being able to claim on insurance when one goes loopy on the road, and damages your car?
Its happened to me
18 April 2008, 04:20 PM
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no if it had been a cow(anothe rbig animal) that was on the road and you hit it, then the farmer is to blame as he didnt look after the fences etc. so why cant the horse owners be to blame and payout!!
A showjumping horse sat on my old M3 bonnet & kicked in door & wing * almost killed me & my father by nearly falling onto my parked, stationary car!!.
I went through 1 year of insurance dealings & did not recieve a penny as animal damge is considered "act of god" unless you can prove rider was negligent. (almost imposssible) The rider at the time was on the horse who was some toff nose posh bird living in Chelsea admitted her fault but later changed her story. I eneded up paying to get it fixed myself as my insurance excess was £450 & was not protected ncb, hence not worth fixing through insurance. In the end cost me over £1k from my own pocket
SO now if I see a horse I give a really wide bearth or just turn the car around.
I went through 1 year of insurance dealings & did not recieve a penny as animal damge is considered "act of god" unless you can prove rider was negligent. (almost imposssible) The rider at the time was on the horse who was some toff nose posh bird living in Chelsea admitted her fault but later changed her story. I eneded up paying to get it fixed myself as my insurance excess was £450 & was not protected ncb, hence not worth fixing through insurance. In the end cost me over £1k from my own pocket
SO now if I see a horse I give a really wide bearth or just turn the car around.
18 April 2008, 04:21 PM
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I have to admint I dont have that much of a problem with horses and horse boxes/trailers where I live. Its in a rural area and the nearest dual carraigeway is 100miles away. Never actually seen an old smelly horse box up here tbh. In busy areas I probably would feel different about horses on the roads.
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18 April 2008, 04:25 PM
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This is a funny thread (I might note especially for the two horse owners taking offence 
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Of course they should be insured if they are on the road end of. As for the guy with the horse shaped bonnet if a dog bites someone the owner can be sued how is this not also the same for horses ... are they closer to god ??
Bum bags all round .... or a bloody big cork ?
)Of course they should be insured if they are on the road end of. As for the guy with the horse shaped bonnet if a dog bites someone the owner can be sued how is this not also the same for horses ... are they closer to god ??
Bum bags all round .... or a bloody big cork ?
18 April 2008, 05:19 PM
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i have a mate who does things like this too, recently iv started putting his window up and locking the window open/close mechanism so he cant open it but he will still try to be a numpty.
18 April 2008, 09:51 PM
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Horses are all right. I had a really tasty 'cheval burger' with chips in Morocco a few months ago. Much tastier than beef - lean, tender, mmmm - that was one fine burger.
Don't ride them, eat them.
Don't ride them, eat them.
18 April 2008, 10:04 PM
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Oh dear . Yes, I am a horse owner and scooby owner but my worse suspicions are being confirmed in this thread. The reason I bought so heartily into the Subaru brand originally (7 in 6 years) is that owners enjoyed their cars safely and respectfully. Those days are plainly numbered as more and more subarus are bought up by Halfords' Heroes across the country.
I never thought I would say it but it's time to leave for a more robust and grown-up brand. A sad day
. Yes, I am a horse owner and scooby owner but my worse suspicions are being confirmed in this thread. The reason I bought so heartily into the Subaru brand originally (7 in 6 years) is that owners enjoyed their cars safely and respectfully. Those days are plainly numbered as more and more subarus are bought up by Halfords' Heroes across the country.I never thought I would say it but it's time to leave for a more robust and grown-up brand. A sad day
18 April 2008, 11:10 PM
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I'm not going to tippie toe arround this.....................I hate horses!!!!There i said it.My main gripe is the selfish gits on their backs, i live in the country and i am often stopping to let cows from one field to the next or slowing down for farmers and what ever,and thats fine but when it comes to horses and their owners its a different matter you've to treat them like they have more permission to be ther than you!! slow down,no loud music,no loud revs etc etc.the other day i was behind one that started to have the usuall dump in the middle of the road and the checky cow on it tried to tell me to stay behind it untill it was finnished!!! needless to say she got a shock if the horese is easily spooked then IMOH its a danger to other road users and shouldn't be legal on the road!!! Deep breath.........Rant over!
if the horese is easily spooked then IMOH its a danger to other road users and shouldn't be legal on the road!!! Deep breath.........Rant over!
18 April 2008, 11:17 PM
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blimey that makes a change for there to be a FIT rider!!! oh id love a FIT rider!!!Lol your mate sounds great !!! hahaha
18 April 2008, 11:17 PM
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^^^ couldnt agree more.There is a place for horses and thats a field where they can get all the excercise they want without being a danger to the majority of the road going public.As i said earlier it should be a criminal offence to let an animal **** on the public road unless the person in control of it cleans up after it
18 April 2008, 11:21 PM
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I don't mind horses it's the jumped up tw@ts that ride them. If they want to go on the road then they should pay road tax like all the rest of us, end of. *** off and ride the horses on your private land.
19 April 2008, 10:15 AM
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The thing that annoys me most is when i see little girls on horse back on a busy highway trying to control the beast with no head protection or high visibility clothing. As far as i'm concerned anybody who rides a horse on the highway these days is just a very cruel irresponsible lunatic.
19 April 2008, 10:18 AM
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my god there are some real dillions on here! this isnt about horses its about class wars! people with infeariority complexes that need a fast car to make up for the lack of substance in thier pants and brains! think that every one that rides a horse is a toff!cars are much mor expensive to buy and run. horses are fantastic animals there is no feeling i am yet to experience like going at full chat on a horse and if you like thrills as i do you should try it .better than cars, bikes, boats and planes. as for them being taxed get a life!they dont pollute and thier dung doesnt make kids go blind like dog poo.as for the morons that go speeding past horses on the road karma has a way of catching up! mind you judging by your level of intalect it already has!!
19 April 2008, 10:36 AM
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my god there are some real dillions on here! this isnt about horses its about class wars! people with infeariority complexes that need a fast car to make up for the lack of substance in thier pants and brains! think that every one that rides a horse is a toff!cars are much mor expensive to buy and run. horses are fantastic animals there is no feeling i am yet to experience like going at full chat on a horse and if you like thrills as i do you should try it .better than cars, bikes, boats and planes. as for them being taxed get a life!they dont pollute and thier dung doesnt make kids go blind like dog poo.as for the morons that go speeding past horses on the road karma has a way of catching up! mind you judging by your level of intalect it already has!!
jumping on a sweaty old nag doesn't quite compare with a b road blast in my book!!
19 April 2008, 10:37 AM
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lol, let um have their fun! it always makes me laugh when some old tit with his suede helmet and his cream tights comes trotting past! they always look slightly out of control! you should see some of them. the horses dont look up to much either! hardly black beauty standard, sometimes i wounder who has drank the most beer! fat little swines!
19 April 2008, 10:48 AM
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Although they slightly annoy me I live with it.
I can release my anger though. In the freezer there is a dozen horse heads bagged up, from horses that have died at Newmarket.
I use the heads to train the vets at Newmarket how to perform procedures with our lasers so they can breathe easier in races (the cheats) and various other things on there skin.
No way using a live horse, first time took laser there warned them if the horse kicked the laser thats £140k to be told, if that laser harms the horse it's £4,000,000 :O
I can release my anger though. In the freezer there is a dozen horse heads bagged up, from horses that have died at Newmarket.
I use the heads to train the vets at Newmarket how to perform procedures with our lasers so they can breathe easier in races (the cheats) and various other things on there skin.
No way using a live horse, first time took laser there warned them if the horse kicked the laser thats £140k to be told, if that laser harms the horse it's £4,000,000 :O
19 April 2008, 10:48 AM
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I own two horses... and yep I sometimes take them out hacking on country roads/lanes....
What annoys me is the spotty oinks in their chav chariots that have no manners/patience/common sense regarding how to approach and/or overtake a horse....
But with a bit of luck they'll be the ones 'taxed' off the road fairly soon
What annoys me is the spotty oinks in their chav chariots that have no manners/patience/common sense regarding how to approach and/or overtake a horse....
But with a bit of luck they'll be the ones 'taxed' off the road fairly soon
Oiks just do not seem to or want understand that a horse is a living animal, whilst they are generally well trained and of good temprament they can get spooked, Chav charriots making lots of wheezing noises and exhaust the size of dustbins along with megabass zombies do not help.
Suggest some people show a little respect for other road users, taxed or not. Horses have been around a lot longer and will be after some of the rice rockets have turned to rust.
Some civility and respect shown to others would go a long way in this world.
Not all horse owners/riders are toffey-nosed ruperts and henriettas at all and most are responsible and courteous. if we are stereotyping then perhaps the o/p and horse haters should stick to drag strip racing in Maccy D's carparks and doing donuts outside B&Q at midnight to the assembled 13 y/olds.
Get a grip, show some respect and common sense. car v.s the horse - horse will squash most tin foil thin rice rockets
and their occupants if it all goes wrong!I speak as an ex horse rider and ex scoob owner so no real axes to grind either way!
Oh and horse insurance for the road/accidental dammage an excellent idea imho!
Plus you do get a lot of fit totty in tight jodphurs and riding boots, ok some mingers but a lot of fit ones as well!
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