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2009

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susansunshine

Aug 31, 2009 10:51 am

I was about to say the only way this guy could show a big horse who's boss is to sign his paychecks. But then I remembered that Willie Shoemaker was famously under five feet tall, so ...... sigh...there goes another good (?) line....

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