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How to safe a horse from pool.

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Roy Rogers would have just tugged Trigger's reins . . .

. . . and that palomino would have pranced right up the steps.

Don't know how "safe" that horse is, looks like he drowned. Maybe that video should be called "How to drag a dead horse from the pool."








Yeah, yeah. No animals harmed in the making of this movie.
Sure, he's sleeping.
Just like Joe Gillis was sleeping in Nora Desmond's pool.

sunsetblvd1.jpg
 
Roy Rogers would have just tugged Trigger's reins . . .

. . . and that palomino would have pranced right up the steps.

Don't know how "safe" that horse is, looks like he drowned. Maybe that video should be called "How to drag a dead horse from the pool."








Yeah, yeah. No animals harmed in the making of this movie.
Sure, he's sleeping.
Just like Joe Gillis was sleeping in Nora Desmond's pool.

sunsetblvd1.jpg

Maybe he was taking a siesta :don'twantto-see:/
 
I'm hoping it was just totally exhausted from swimming. Once I realized it wasn't moving at all, I quit watching half way through. :don'twantto-see:/



I like happy endings.
 
Don't know how "safe" that horse is, looks like he drowned. Maybe that video should be called "How to drag a dead horse from the pool."

It said in the comments on Youtube that the horse was tranquilized before the removal. So it was a happy ending after all.
 
Why is it that some people freak at the idea of eating horse meat when they'd gladly eat cow or pig? They're not all that different.

I often wonder about that too. I think North Americans figured out that horses were more valuable for riding and performing work tasks (pulling a plow or a wagon), so they didn't eat them. When they realized how much money they could make by betting on horses that can run fast, they knew for sure they weren't a food item.

The starving people in India would still rather worship cows than eat them.
 
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