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(hooves on pavement)
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- The horses really do help you with aggression.
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Once you own a horse, and you out,
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that's all your mind is on, is having fun.
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My Shahir and I'm a Concrete Cowboy.
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(hooves on pavement)
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I first got a horse after I turned 10.
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I was young so I was like, "I like that horse."
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I thought it was cool.
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Horses have a temper just like us.
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Me and Shadow had to combine out tempers and work together
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because she used to walk while everybody else was running,
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buck, throw people off,
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and I used to always get back on her,
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just to have the patience.
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When I ride people actually give me like props,
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they actually applaud me, the hood guys and everything.
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They be asking me, can I ride?
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You wanna trade?
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People like it.
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- Hello horsey.
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Hello.
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- When the stable started about 10 years ago,
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it gave me something to do.
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Something to keep the kids busy with, keep them occupied
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from running the street,
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getting in trouble.
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In Southwest Philadelphia there's a lot of senseless killing
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and I try to give kids something to get away
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from stuff like that.
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And when they start learning with the animals,
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they kinda calm down, because they teaching, they learning,
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and it helps them out a lot.
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- Hey, hey, hey.
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Violence in this community is crazy.
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I done lost a brother, a uncle, I lost a lot of friends,
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but when I work with the horses it's like a type of therapy.
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I can have fun and not worry about everything else
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that's going on around us.
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If I would have never met Malik and sat around horses,
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I probably would have been doing stuff
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that I wasn't suppose to be doing.
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Getting in trouble.
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Once you get to running and having fun,
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it seems like all that is forgotten.