Kelley (Texas)
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I am still scanning old photos onto the computer and thought that I would post a few of the horses that I have owned in the past...really don't know if any of this will be of interest for the folks on the Forum.
These first two photos are of a horse by the name of "Blueberry." I bought "Blueberry" when she was seven months old. This is the last horse that I trained and she did it all...you could rope from her or cut a calf out of the herd with her. I put lots of miles on her in the brush...we worked good as a team, trusted each other. When we sold the home place several months ago, we took "Blueberry" to my cousin's place at Castroville, Texas.
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The following two photos are of a horse by the name of "Tuff." This is a horse that I have written several stories about on the Forum. He is a good friend and we also took him to my cousin's place at Castroville, Texas.
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This is a photo of a horse by the name of "Freckles." Like "Blueberry" and "Tuff," she is a registered American Quarter Horse. "Freckles" comes from a long line of cutting horse champions and in her hay day could have gone all the way to the National Finals...we never entered her in any events because we used her for working cattle. She is a solid, dependable work horse, fun to ride. She is also at my cousin's home in Castroville, Texas.
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This is a photo of a horse that I never gave a name, I just called him "Horse." He was a Paint Horse, not a quarter horse, and was one of the few non quarter horses that I had owned over the years. I only kept "Horse" about a year, then sold him. He had a mean streak in him and would really try to hurt someone if they did not know how to handle him. I would never let kids ride him, and very few adults for that matter. This picture was taken at some friends home in Kerrville, Texas. We had trailered "Horse" to Kerrville for that day to do some riding with some friends. As normal, "Horse" acted like a total jackass that day! He was not one of my favorites, but I still liked him in spite of his mean streak.
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Please note that the picture quality is not the best because these are old photos that I used a scanner to post to the computer.
If you look close enough, you will see some Blue Bonnets flowers in the pastures. Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas)
These first two photos are of a horse by the name of "Blueberry." I bought "Blueberry" when she was seven months old. This is the last horse that I trained and she did it all...you could rope from her or cut a calf out of the herd with her. I put lots of miles on her in the brush...we worked good as a team, trusted each other. When we sold the home place several months ago, we took "Blueberry" to my cousin's place at Castroville, Texas.
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The following two photos are of a horse by the name of "Tuff." This is a horse that I have written several stories about on the Forum. He is a good friend and we also took him to my cousin's place at Castroville, Texas.
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This is a photo of a horse by the name of "Freckles." Like "Blueberry" and "Tuff," she is a registered American Quarter Horse. "Freckles" comes from a long line of cutting horse champions and in her hay day could have gone all the way to the National Finals...we never entered her in any events because we used her for working cattle. She is a solid, dependable work horse, fun to ride. She is also at my cousin's home in Castroville, Texas.
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This is a photo of a horse that I never gave a name, I just called him "Horse." He was a Paint Horse, not a quarter horse, and was one of the few non quarter horses that I had owned over the years. I only kept "Horse" about a year, then sold him. He had a mean streak in him and would really try to hurt someone if they did not know how to handle him. I would never let kids ride him, and very few adults for that matter. This picture was taken at some friends home in Kerrville, Texas. We had trailered "Horse" to Kerrville for that day to do some riding with some friends. As normal, "Horse" acted like a total jackass that day! He was not one of my favorites, but I still liked him in spite of his mean streak.
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Please note that the picture quality is not the best because these are old photos that I used a scanner to post to the computer.
If you look close enough, you will see some Blue Bonnets flowers in the pastures. Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas)
