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Mom-ism... Life is short eat dessert first!

 ~ I am an older Adult Player ~ (you know the rule... ask your parent before contacting me) that grew up on a running Quarter Horse Ranch.  Mom says I was riding before I could walk and would only walk if carrying a feed bucket

I competed with Mom's retired race horses at the World Level in All Around events.. primarily Trail aka obstacle classes. 

As a retired Therapeutic (Adaptive) Riding Instructor who has a special interest Hippotherapy, I saw a lot of amazing things happen on the back of a horse.  The effects a horse has on those of us lucky to have them in our lives is profound.      

Life has taken me in many different directions.  Unfortunately horses are no longer a part of my life.  With that said, I'm here missing my horsey days. 

  Thanks to ForeverPhantom97 for the following:

"There is always good. It may just lay in wait until you need it most. The down days will come for us all. I know you've the strength to stick it out. Blessings will come all in their own due time." -a friend

Run free my quirky little blue heeler.  All is better now.  You were my faithful and loyal companion that can never be replaced. You allowed me into your world then worked your way into my heart.  I am thankful God sent you to me when we needed each other Zoom zoom round the room room you crazy little girl. 

Jonver's Second to None aka Zuma 2014 - 2026 

 Run Wild, Run Free my beloved Joey horse.  The ranch won't be the same with out your crazy antics. May you have a full supply of peppermints. I will miss your "smile"
License to Chill aka Joey 1993 - 2023

In memory and honor of Joe (1993-2023) and all the other "ponies" I have had the opportunity to know, love and throw a leg over.

 "The best horses in Heaven, they have no tail.  This is a rule they know without fail.  For when a new horse arrives with a short cut bob, they all know that this horse did a very good job.  His owner could not bear to part with her friend, so she saved his tail, wrapped in ribbons and in braids, to hold his memory in a very loving way.  To enter Heaven without a tail is an honor, a message, that without fail announces to everyone, far and wide that this horse was more than a wonderful ride.  But this horse was loved and cherished by one, and when his time serving on this earth was done, he left behind a broken heart, and a soul from which he will never part."

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