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Were you 10th light horse or equivalent? If so, I'd have thought you were better at light APCs than gee-gees?
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Were you 10th light horse or equivalent? If so, I'd have thought you were better at light APCs than gee-gees?
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I'm still waiting for the results of my DNA test to establish that.
Been waiting a long long time.
I was told they were sent to the UK at Forensic Science Services for LCM testing in about 2008.
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I've been riding most of my life across various disciplines, even some track when I was a kid.
That's my read on it.
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Hi Jezza,
Thanks for the offer of your friend who sounds very qualified to interpret "horse language". Shelly also sounds like she's a very capable horse person too, but if your mate wants to give it a go, I've linked the photo of Brad and his stallion? (or is it a lady horse? You can see my knowledge there with the very educated term I used!) I was trying to squint and look between its legs, but I felt a like a dirty old lady, (though where am I going to find one at this hour?) so I looked away!
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Does Brad have a sugar cube ( or similar) in his hand?Hi Jezza,
Thanks for the offer of your friend who sounds very qualified to interpret "horse language". Shelly also sounds like she's a very capable horse person too, but if your mate wants to give it a go, I've linked the photo of Brad and his stallion? (or is it a lady horse? You can see my knowledge there with the very educated term I used!) I was trying to squint and look between its legs, but I felt a like a dirty old lady, (though where am I going to find one at this hour?) so I looked away!
The horse looks to be reaching and Brad is holding his hand back as if to say ' not yet''
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Yes I'm a horsey person, I did notice the pic, but didnt think it was a big deal as have seen that hand movement with many non-horsey people. To me it looks like BRE was going to give the horse something to eat but got scared and pulled his hand away or the horse can smell something on him or its being inquisitive and hes pulled away. Its not necessarily a violent gesture on BRE's part, he is just not used to being around horses.
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Yes someone else has just suggested that to me too, could be but the ears back and tail between legs (on the horse that is!) looks like its scared? I await a second third or fourth opinion. Where's Mr Ed when you need him? Old TV show for you young ones who are saying who the bleep is Mr Ed?)
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That was my first thought too.
A nice juicy carrot maybe?
(Probably has nothing in his hand and already pocketed the carrot for later)
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If Brad had taken off the sunnies, maybe the horse would not be so scared?
Do horses like friendly eye contact and a smile?
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When I saw this photo for the first time last year, I thought BRE looked very "Camp". Like some of my gay friends would do. Put their hands up waving in disgust while saying "EWWW IT TOUCHED ME, get it away"
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Yeah I've been around horses all my life, my money would be on either Brad had just fed it something from his hand and the horse wanted more or Brad had at least shown the horse he had some food in his hand. Its a bit annoying when they nudge their head into you, their head does weigh a fair bit and are hard so if it comes with force can actually hurt so its fair enough Brad backed away considering he wouldn't have too much horse experience. Pretty irrelevant to any trial or murder discussion I would have thought.
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No difference
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Looking at the horses back legs too it looks like its a bit timid/standoffish. Tipping Brad is new to the horse and horse can sense he isn't comfortable.
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Brad probably offered it a lift home.
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Interesting injury there but the horse (Beau) was sold in 94/95 which predates any injuries possibly caused by the girls.
"The court heard the couple purchased a horse which they had for a few years.
The first wife said she used to show it then they sold it in either 1994 or 1995."
The Huntingdale scratches to his face occurred in 1988 so that is too early to relate to that photo also.
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Winx gave Bowman a split lip. Perhaps Carmel could ask Brad which victim gave him the lump.
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Try keeping it above the belt. Remember it's a murder trial. Victims were probably raped and definitely murdered.
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Oh no Frankie, damn! Got to love the Frankie. Nobody gives evidence quite like our Frankie, he's out of this world!
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Well it been a quiet balmy night here in the bunker , over at big brothers house there is breaking news that Robert Redford may be called as a witness to decipher the actions of a horse
And speaking of deciphering its now been made clear that trials in Perth are carried out in a clandestine manner , using secret codes known only to those who know , I'm expecting Tom Hanks to also be called as a witness
With Robert whispering to horses and Tom visiting local churches this should while away some of the time that now needs to be filled , the secret code society have already been informed of the accused's guilt and with several months to go before judge announces what he already knows I dread to think what filler pprograms we will be subjected to
And speaking of deciphering its now been made clear that trials in Perth are carried out in a clandestine manner , using secret codes known only to those who know , I'm expecting Tom Hanks to also be called as a witness
With Robert whispering to horses and Tom visiting local churches this should while away some of the time that now needs to be filled , the secret code society have already been informed of the accused's guilt and with several months to go before judge announces what he already knows I dread to think what filler pprograms we will be subjected to
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Did Frankie ever ride a horse , or watch the Bletchley Circle
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Watch Bletchley, hell he probably wrote it! Travelled back and won WW2 all on his own.
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Tut tut such a cynic Bear That Taps. Robert and Tom are a bit old and wrinkled now. Doubt Robert can even hear what the horses are saying anymore, and Tom's too slow to climb around anywhere looking for secret codes. Hang in there, we need your delightfully dark sense of humour, especially on a balmy night in a bunk in The Bunker.
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