pickupcorn's channel

Anybody out there old enough to remember the movie "Young Frankenstein" with Gene Wilder? . Remember all the brains in the bottles and his assistant picking the one labeled "Abby Normal"? Are you insinuating that all med students have this kind of a brain by saying that they are not "Normal"? RO...

One of these girls is in riding gear wearing an English riding helmet and waving around a riding crop. If you have a student loan debt and are unemployed then how can you afford to ride horses?

Get a lot of insurance.

P.S.S. Who bred him? What state are they in?

They (big business) should have thought about the consequences of all of this 40 years ago when they first started taking their manufacturing overseas in order to cut manufacturing costs. This was especially rife during the time I was working in manufacturing in the late 1970's in Silicon Valley...

G'day, Awesome Float! (Horse Trailer).

I was recently adopted by a beautiful white part Persian cat and named him Whitey on account of his colour but also with The Little Rascals character in the back of my mind. My Whitey has a very strong and playful "Catanality" and is a real character. It's nice to learn something about the real...

P.S. How tall are they and what is their breeding? Is there a Palouse Pony registry in England? Are they Palouse Pony or some type of a Shetland/Welsh cross?

I love Gypsy Cobs they are an amazing breed.

There shouldn't be anything wrong with her catching the horse this way if it is well handled and used to being caught and lead. My husband catches his 26 year old retired endurance horse this way all the time although he has done a fair bit of Parelli NH work with him. The number one rule with h...

@pickupcorn P.S. I don't think anybody is doing this with the minis here in Oz. People do drive them but mainly in showing.

I think Michael Moore should run for president of the USA! :o)

Shit happens especially in show jumping. It's not a sport for the faint hearted.

How did you get the music?

Natural horsemanship training would help some of these people learn to hold the lead at more of a distance instead of just a few inches away from the snap. A free head and space to jump would improve the horse's performance.