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1. Jan 29,  · (Written by Thomas P. Westendorf)). Issued on Victor B. Recorded 18 February Victor Studio, Peach Tree Road, Atlanta, GA – Bill Chitwood (speech/f.

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2. Fancy is a 6 YO, hand molly mule. Fancy is easy to catch and you can pick up all 4 feet. She saddles quiet and is ready to learn all you will teach her. Janet has started de-sensitizing in the round pen and working on ground work. More pictures below in the slide show. Sold to Mark in VA.

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4. This mule is good enough to go to Shelbyville, Tennessee to the World Show and compete. Trigger is broke to work in harness single or double, traffic safe, broke to ride, lay down for mounting and dismounting, can be shot off of, side passes, loads, clips, and shoes the very best. This mule has a little fire but a lot of sense.

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8. Jan 03,  · Consequently I soon bought my first mule, Casper. Yes, I did like a lot of folks I put my “horse” saddle on my mule, jumped on, and tried to treat him just like a horse. I added lots of pads to get the saddle to FIT. I rode with a breast collar but not a britchen. (I wrote an article about using a britchen entitled Sitting on the Neck of My.

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