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I get up at 4:30, feed my horse(s), pick stalls, dump water buckets, filled them up, take off wraps, & fold them, at 5:30, I harness them up or put them on the gate. Jog them for how many laps they need & give them a bath & take care of their legs & wrap them up if need be. Then put them away with hay & top their water. All before 8. Then I go to my other job till 2. Then bring them in if they been out, brush them up, wrap them up & feed, hay, water, & pick stalls. It's the same routine I did with Eddie's horse(s) & it's the same routine I do or up to with any horse in my care. At my farm or not.There is no gate on our farm, we have nothing to hide because our work speak for itself. No horse leave our barn dirty ,if it our or not. Horses have their own stall, equipment, feeding, & one on one care. We'll not a big stabel, with $20,000 horse racing in bottoms classes. We don't have owners who pay our bills & even when we did have owners, they for our work & care of their horse(s). Everything we have, we got ourselves, we take care of our things because they're our. Our farm, our truck, our equipment, our paddocks, but most importantly, our horse(s). They're not the fastest, but they're well kept & never shorted any. You might go on to say don't quit your day job because of how my horses race. But we someone want me to come back year after year, for a seasonal job. Because not only they will say I'm a good worker, who show up early, get my job done, & can always count on me. It's because they also pay me what I owed.I stated how work, & if you want to see it, come on over. Action speak louder then words.
You sir are the epitome of what harness racing used to be, and should still be. Hard working folks who have a vested interst outside of a payday. Hope your stock has a great year.
She be a young hardworking MAM, whom many have asked to help them. Eddie has to lie, to cover for the lack of his talent on his end. He is just stealing money from owners, many who shouldn't be in the industry
That all sounds good, but to bad it isnt true.
Ask Eddie how his barn was when I was his only help. Ask him why I left, not only with not getting paid, but his horse had no sawdust in their stall because he gambled the money away. When they were emptied, I had to leave. Then ask him about a mare named BABYSHESANOPTIMIS T & ask him why he won't sale me nor my grandpa another horse.
Best way to sum up kate is HARD WORKER THAT LOVES HER HORSESTHAT SHE CARES FOR!!!!!!##
TO BAD ED IS FAT OR HE COULD JUST DO THE WORK HIMSELF AND SAVE DOUGH?
Skinny and lazy not a good combo either
SELF RELIANT, WELL GROOMED AND SPOKEN, IS THE WAY TO ROLL...FREQUENT FLIER TOONOT BLACK AND LOUDHAVN'T U GUYS HAD ENOUGH YET?
Good teeth too helps.
Roll the Blabfest on to a smart 2 dozen. Lookin' out to some top notch nasty misbehavior tales - otherwise, it's past the limit on the juvenile name-calling. If you've got the evidence - share it ^ BUT !!!!! time to slow the cess stream of circumstantial hearsay.
