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2016 Summer Olympics - Ready or not, here we come!!

Re: 2016 Summer Olympics - Ready or not, here we come!!

I can't wait to hear him talk about each minor league or junior circuit each horse grew up playing in.

Or how he knows each horses hometown and parents first names.
 
Re: 2016 Summer Olympics - Ready or not, here we come!!

sweet canadian mullet said:
apparently being a racing enthusiast is qualification enough to comment on every horse sport :rolleyes: and the analyst is a show jumper

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...wait... i'm the only one here concerned with how little those two know about dressage, aren't i?
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You're the only one here who could even accurately describe WTH dressage even is, let alone care about it.
 
Re: 2016 Summer Olympics - Ready or not, here we come!!

I found myself watching dressage over the last three olympics. I have no idea why. At first it was funny. Then it was interesting.
 
Re: 2016 Summer Olympics - Ready or not, here we come!!

I'm going to write a book with everything bbdl says. It's going to make me a rich man.
 
Re: 2016 Summer Olympics - Ready or not, here we come!!

Anyone watching the track and field finals? Some big shifts to youth- the first two 200m semis were won by 18 year old HS students.
 
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