Hey, my favorite foreigner, Paddy, asked why the western horses go with their heads so low and why it is desirable. Can someone knowledgeable about western please explain this? Thanks!

Did we discuss this years ago? It's so they can roll peanuts on the ground so that their rider always has a snack available out on the range.

I know the riders also teach them to look for loose change, but if the hoss stumbles, and a lot of those horses barely seem to track up, surely the rider goes straight out the front door? Head/ground interface ensues.

Paddy

You guys and your darn shenanigans! I guess I am going to have to go over to HORSE CITY if I want a serious, educated answer!

Submission?

Depression?

Can you all just admit that you miss me?

Okay, okay - I admit it. Now will you answer the question??