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Fenton's Stables and Horse Ranch

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The setup

A horse ranch's commercial promises riders they will never again feel outmatched by the animal underneath them.

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The premise

Here’s the bit.

A couple's pleasant trail ride goes sour when one of them points out how well endowed the man's horse is, and he no longer wants to continue. A narrator then introduces Fenton's Stables and Horse Ranch, whose owners Ted and Emily Skull proudly show off a stallion bred to be no bigger than an average man, explain that their family has spent generations selectively breeding toward smaller horses, and mention the grim fate of their most extreme success. Back on the trail, the reassured rider is told he still measures up, and the ad closes on the ranch's slogan.

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Highly quotable.

You can't compete with these horse hogs.

Is it easy to find a horse with a short peanut like this?

Fenton's Stables and Horse Ranch, where you're the one that's hung.

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