Wild Horses

Wild horses We're at Chinese [music] barn. This is a new barn he's been at. He's in pasture right now with his friend Trooper. There's five friends across the way. Little brisk today, [music] so they're running and playing. And I love our barn. Hey, Chinese. Hey, Chinese. Someone go around the house and let them out. What do I do on the other other side. Chinese, no. Turn around, Chinese. Chinese, turn around. Chinese, hi. >> [laughter] >> Where did you go? Chinese. Chinese, stop. Hey. Stop. Stop. Stop. Hey. Hey. No. Never done this before. Never. You silly boy. It was for the camera. You silly Yeah, it was for the camera. You are running. You little Uh-huh. What I did, I had that alfalfa in there and he usually goes for it and I had this door about like this. And then I [music] reached up to turn that off. Bam. I go, "Chinese." I had his tail, y'all. I was hanging on his tail. I rode Chinese once [music] when he was 5 years old with his owner that owned him named Carl. And I rode him maybe oh, I'd say a good 20 times at another barn with a nice lady that let me come out and ride. And it was my last ride on him. I was out in the pasture and he decided uh-uh, we're going back to the barn and he like spun so fast with me and took me back to the barn. That was my last ride out there with him. I kissed him goodbye and said, "I'll never see you again. Thank goodness that's over." Then I ended up buying him when he was like um he was It was 6 years later I ended up buying him when he was 10 years old. And I've had him ever [music] since. >> [laughter] >> You like that. Look at his face. Hi. One of them was out there like [music] making noises and he wants He says And then he That's Trooper. That's his friend. Chinese. Up with everyone. Did everybody have to wrangle you? Mhm. We're going to put this on just in case you decide to go. >> [laughter] >> Oh. Everybody wrangled you. Yes, we did. You crazy You crazy today. Crazy boy. You crazy boy today. Wild horse diddy diddy