http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/ne ... nce_horse/

People will want to touch it!! He's not wrong there....

That is one confusing story. The photo suggests it's the guy on the right who is visually impaired, yet it says he's called Mohammed Salim Patel, which suggests it's the guy on the left.

All the best for Mohammed Salim Patel and Digby.

He'll have to keep his eye on that horse round those parts!

The guy on the right is a woman

“But I have a big phobia of dogs that I was not able to work out and it was good when I heard about horses being trained."

FactualFrank wrote: The photo suggests it's the guy on the right who is visually impaired,

Lol.

FactualFrank wrote:That is one confusing story. The photo suggests it's the guy on the right who is visually impaired, yet it says he's called Mohammed Salim Patel, which suggests it's the guy on the left.

The "guy" on the right is in fact female. Just so you know.

Joking aside good luck to him.and Mohamed!

Funkydrummer wrote:The "guy" on the right is in fact female. Just so you know.

I'm still chucklin tho!

Ooops!

He'd earn a fortune pimping it.

“I also think I will have to give myself an extra hour to try to get around my daily routine as people will all want to come and see it and touch it.”

Mr Patel, don`t forget what town your in, make doubly sure that is all they do!!

A horse - toilet trained? Yeah, right...

Strikes me as extremely cruel

Funkydrummer wrote:The "guy" on the right is in fact female. Just so you know.

Even a blind man on a galloping horse can see that!

TractorFace wrote:A horse - toilet trained? Yeah, right...

Elephants don't have a problem, so why not a horse.

Why oh Why do people keep doing this to me,i've spent since Saturday celebrating, and now this, c'mon lads give us a break.

Who knows it might encourage a few more Blackburnians to ahem come out of the closet as it were.

He could get a job with that horse mow ewood

Can't be arsed reading the article but is it a man from Blackbum and a horse from Guide and possible nuptials?

I can vaguely remember a lady who used to walk a sheep on a lead round Darwen. I can't remember if it was a pet or not. But they stopped her from walking it for some reason. I once saw her waiting to cross the road opposite Baa rclays Bank..

blackburnturfite wrote:I can vaguely remember a lady who used to walk a sheep on a lead round Darwen. I can't remember if it was a pet or not. But they stopped her from walking it for some reason. I once saw her waiting to cross the road opposite Baa rclays Bank..

Are ewe sure it was Darwen I thought it was Rams bottom

piston broke wrote:Are ewe sure it was Darwen I thought it was Rams bottom

Does it matter? It doesn't to most round there!

blackburnturfite wrote:I can vaguely remember a lady who used to walk a sheep on a lead round Darwen. I can't remember if it was a pet or not. But they stopped her from walking it for some reason. I once saw her waiting to cross the road opposite Baa rclays Bank..

Bigstuart would have eaten it for breakfast in Darwen. And then the sheep.

It's just another 'spin' on a non-news item that the LT will wish to fill its headlines with.

Look at the photo. The small horse is wearing a rather giveaway Hi-Viz Gillet which states that it is a 'Blind Horse in Training'.

It's the bloody horse that's blind, not the bog-eyed retards who are dragging the poor animal through the streets of Blackburn.

What a shame.

Dressinggown wrote:It's just another 'spin' on a non-news item that the LT will wish to fill its headlines with.

Look at the photo. The small horse is wearing a rather giveaway Hi-Viz Gillet which states that it is a 'Blind Horse in Training'.

It's the bloody horse that's blind, not the bog-eyed retards who are dragging the poor animal through the streets of Blackburn.

What a shame.

And it's called Lucky!!

It doesn't stand a chance in that town!....it's way too cute, and is just the right height for buggering.