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well, there's a lot to be said for pony-girls,
I've never seen a horse putting on its own harness! :D
 
just to add to your English, T-C -
a 'filly' is a young mare (female horse), up to 4 years
(but also a word for a lively girl) -
and training a young horse,
getting her used to saddle and bridle (and the whip)
is 'breaking her in' ;)

'filly' é uma jovem égua, até aos 4 anos
(mas também uma palavra para uma menina animada) -
e treinar um cavalo jovem,
recebendo seu usado para sela eo freio (e chicote)
está 'breaking her in'​
 
just to add to your English, T-C -
a 'filly' is a young mare (female horse), up to 4 years
(but also a word for a lively girl) -
and training a young horse,
getting her used to saddle and bridle (and the whip)
is 'breaking her in' ;)

'filly' é uma jovem égua, até aos 4 anos
(mas também uma palavra para uma menina animada) -
e treinar um cavalo jovem,
recebendo seu usado para sela eo freio (e chicote)
está 'breaking her in'​

Eulalia

I never wrote something here in this Forum, so sure what was written.

Filly in Brazil, has a double meaning.

The first is about the animal, a young mare as you have said.

The second, is widely used in Gymnastics Academies and Beach and less frequently elsewhere.

"Filly" is that haughty woman gluteos beautiful, shapely legs, with elegant floor parading on the beach sand with her tiny bikini, that goes to the Gymnastics Academies with your shorts or pants of lycra, shaping all his glorious beauty.

This is the "Filly" here in Brazil!

Sure, you might be wondering, "What boor" it is not.

They love when someone says she is a "Filly" is a compliment.

The model of post "Filly" is very beautiful, more is not a "Filly" in the Brazilian setting.

Top Cat
 
Yes, I thought the Portuguese word (potranca?)
would probably have some such connotations!

How about 'breaking in' a filly (a quebra??)?:span1:
that one's obviously been well broken-in!
 
Yes, I thought the Portuguese word (potranca?)
would probably have some such connotations!

How about 'breaking in' a filly (a quebra??)?:span1:
that one's obviously been well broken-in!

Eulalia

Yes, literally Filly = Potranca. :D

The rest of the text, I do not understand anything. :doh:

Top-Cat
 
If we are going to establish a training stable here in cf then perhaps it is time we acquired the means to transport the fillies to equestrian events. Whether it is dressage or something more physically demanding such as a steeplechase the fillies should arrive ready to perform at their best.

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Just a basic two-stall float would be adequate and more than enough room to trailer a larger team.
 
Not the most elegant of equines but a ponygirl nonetheless and possibly a natural one rather than a specialist model though Pp is not sure of her background.

There were more images from the series but here is a selection that show how much better a young ponygirl looks with the addition of even some basic harness.

image.jpg image.jpg image.jpg image.jpg image.jpg

Jingling bells at her nipples is a start but some good leather strapping and, ultimately, a bit, is what completes her journey into a real ponygirl.

And admi, Pp hopes the red wig is something for you at least.
 
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