Dressage for Dads is my way to help myself and other dads learn about dressage, learn about horses, and learn about daughters (or sons). My pseudonym, DDD, stands for Dumb Dressage Dad, because that is exactly how I feel most of the time. And while I'm learning, I'm continually reminded how little I know and how much more there is to learn. So if you are also a DDD and care to take this journey with me, welcome aboard.

Saturday, February 1, 2014

The Oblivious Draft Horse - Cartoon


One of my horsey daughters sent this to me and I enjoyed it so much I had to share. If you've been around those large draft horses (e.g., Clydesdales), you'll understand how big they really are and how oblivious they can be to small things.

For those of you unfamiliar with Fergus the Horse, I have attached a link to the website in my DDD links.

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  1. DDDFebruary 2, 2014 at 8:07 AM

    My DDDDD daughter (Dumb Dressage Dad's Dressage Daughter) informed me there's a reason these types of horses are called "cold blooded" as opposed to "warm blooded" and "hot blooded". The temperament of a cold blood is a calm and docile nature.

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