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Cleaning up after a nosy horse

July 16, 2009 06:50 PM

Jeff Tinsley pours water into his hand while trying to wipe green paint off the mouth of Harley, a Clydesdale at Lawton Stables on Hilton Head Island. Tinsley and three other workers were painting the stable fence on Thursday. "He keeps coming over and sticking his nose into the paint pan," said Tinsley.
Jeff Tinsley pours water into his hand while trying to wipe green paint off the mouth of Harley, a Clydesdale at Lawton Stables on Hilton Head Island. Tinsley and three other workers were painting the stable fence on Thursday. "He keeps coming over and sticking his nose into the paint pan," said Tinsley.
Jeff Tinsley pours water into his hand while trying to wipe green paint off the mouth of Harley, a Clydesdale at Lawton Stables on Hilton Head Island. Tinsley and three other workers were painting the stable fence on Thursday. "He keeps coming over and sticking his nose into the paint pan," said Tinsley.

Workers at Lawton Stables on Hilton Head Island had an additional task after painting the stable fences -- clean the horse. Harley, a very popular Clydesdale, followed around the workers and stuck his nose in the paint.

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