Sorry, Brita, for you and your family's loss of Hairy. Bif lost his buddy Jay on Tuesday. Sad that their lifespans are so much shorter than ours, but how lucky we are to have and enjoy them while we do!
At least they are out of the discomfort and pains they had in this earthly world.
I heard angels like to gallop and jump, too, and I'm sure there is green grass and lots of friends in heaven. Have a good roll and run for me, Hairy!
Very sorry to read about Harry he always seemed like such a sweet horse when you posted about him...such a hard thing to loose a friend. god speed Harry. Karen
Hi. My name is William Pendleton Grey. Registered Name "Pendleton". I am an 14 year old American Saddlebred gelding. I live in Western NY with my owner and a couple of other Saddlebreds. I am ridden Huntseat and Saddleseat. I enjoy hacking through the fields, some dressage work, and occassionally a horse show.
I come from a very famous family. My half brothers and sisters are always winning awards in fine harness, and park classes in the really big and important shows. My mother's name is Attache's Galatea (full sister to CH Unattached, Finally Attached, and Moet) and my sire is Deep Blue. Some of my famous siblings are CH Revolver (Day's Grecian Grey), Whitney Houston, Foxy Camilla and Paranormal.
A couple of years ago I tried to learn to be a five gaited horse, but it was a classic case of "white boy got no rhythm". I really like to go Huntseat, and galloping is my absolute favorite. My owner keeps me at home and says I am a "personal riding horse". But, she took me to the local horse show, and I got a blue ribbon on my first try. Maybe we'll go back and do that again. I really enjoyed it!
I am a happily married, fifty-something ex-career gal/ housewife whose passions are horses, heirloom tomatoes, farm and kitchen antiques. I come from a long line of gardeners and farmers. I grew up in a commercial greenhouse and my grandparents had an old fashioned dairy farm where our food came straight from the garden.
I have a vegetable gardening obsession which is facilitated by my very patient and indulgent husband. My PaPaw developed his very own heirloom tomato variety, the Barlow Jap.
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Sorry, Brita, for you and your family's loss of Hairy. Bif lost his buddy Jay on Tuesday. Sad that their lifespans are so much shorter than ours, but how lucky we are to have and enjoy them while we do!
At least they are out of the discomfort and pains they had in this earthly world.
I heard angels like to gallop and jump, too, and I'm sure there is green grass and lots of friends in heaven. Have a good roll and run for me, Hairy!
Lesli
Oh rats, that is sad. Oh wells, I am shure he is reel happy now. :)
We all get to go be happy somday. Horses know this an it is No Big Deel but people is so weerd abowt it.
Very sorry to read about Harry he always seemed like such a sweet horse when you posted about him...such a hard thing to loose a friend. god speed Harry.
Karen
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