Must apologize for the quality of the pictures, but even if they're rather old I wanted to share them. This was Debbie's Appaloosa colt, a real sweetheart but a bit hard for a young lady to handle.
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   Valley Miss
My first horse - a TB mare who, while on the racetrack, was known as "Yak She Do." Her time on the track was short and uneventful, and consequently she ended up with a family who lived near Philadelphia. There she was trained as a show hunter. The young lady who owned her decided that it was time to move on and "Missy" became an important member of my family.
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The Lancaster (PA) horse show.
I'm always surprised to find that I have so many pictures of Mynah and none of the other horses that filled my father's life. I remember this particular day vividly 'cause I'd shown Missy in an Open Hunter class and took a bad spill in the middle of the course. Went to the hospital (protesting loudly!) but a few hours later I was back in the saddle. It wasn't until the next day that we discovered I'd sprained my ankle! (I think Dad won a few ribbons that day).
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It Takes A Thief
Well it's not the first pic of Thief and probably not the last *s*. This is definitely NOT a "show ready" photo but it does give an idea of the color and build of a wonderful quarter horse gelding. After his show career Thief was used in advanced lessons at our March Wind Farm.. always popular..always willing.. always gentle and understanding.
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Thief - at March Wind Farm

Valley Miss - Devon Horse Show

    

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