09-30-2020, 05:08 AM
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On 9/30/2017 at 7:36 AM, Janner said:
Getting involved in threesomes with a mare and stallion is when you can get hurt. This big in heat draft mare, gave the stallion both barrels, whilst I was busy giving him some personal attention on my knees, and drenched me with her pee that jetted out. The scent was beautiful, but the power that draft mare stuffed into the ribs of the stallion just inches above my head was hell of a reality check. How his ribs survived that, I don't know. I am older and slightly wiser now. Be lucky.
An important point.
A draft mare kicked with one foot, not actually at the stallion, he was in front of her; just as a sign of her displeasure. She hit the cement block wall of the old dairy barn I was using at the time. Knocked a hole about the size of a bowling ball all the way through. She was not shod. This was my "reality check".
Point: DO NOT stand between the back of a horse and a solid object. This applies to most every situation. If you get kicked in the open you will go tumbling. If you get kicked with a barrier behind you, you will be turned into mush at the point of impact.
