In Loving Memory
Somewhere...somewhere in time's own
space

There must be some sweet pastured
place

Where creeks sing on and tall trees
grow

Some Paradise where horses go.

For by the love that guides my pen

I know great horses live again.

Stanley Harrison
Old Timers often say; a person only gets one good dog and one
good horse in their life. Well if this is true I count my self among
the truly blessed as I have had the opportunity to be near and own
many great horses and great dogs. This page is dedicated to some
of these great animals who now roam the pasture of heaven.
Although Buddy only lived
with me for 2 weeks until
finding a home with Joan
(one of the kindest people I
know) He will alway have a
place in my family hearts
and the hearts of anyone
who met him. Joan gave
buddy the best months of
his life and we are great full
she could hold him as he
went on to his giant doggie
bed in heaven.
I don't know much about mules but if you ask
me Sally had to be one of the good ones.
Sammie Jo and her where quite the pair in
the college show ring.  Who will ever forget
her brays echoing around the indoor arena. I
will never forget the look on my fillies face
when Sally greeted her with a full hearted
HEEHAAWWW!!! I will miss her  but not as
much as Sammie will her death was such a
shock. We will miss you Sally Girl, Hope you
find a good bell mare up in heaven.
The late great DR RUDE DUDE, Doc this
horse was truly all heart and everything
he did was with heart. I learned more
from 2 years riding this amazing horse
then I ever have or probably ever will
from one horse. He was a speed demon
my favorite memories of our time
together where simply us running as
fast as he could go down the dirt road
hair flying. I never did get to kiss him
good bye with his sudden passing but
he is deeply missed and I owe most of
my training success to the love and
kindness this horse taught me in his
subtle spook little ways. My first
bridleless barrel horse will forever run
in my heart every time I enter the
arena, I hope for his sake god leaves
his stall light on and has a big race
track.
Counter
Easy Leo Saint "Roofus", We lost
Roofus before we even got to know
him. He died from complications from
hernia surgery. Truly an uncommon
thing. He was just a year old but a very
easy to get along with colt. He will truly
be missed by me and my family as I
believe he had tons of potential that
will never be realized.
Lips of an angel, cash truely lived up
came when my mom needed her most
and taught her some very valuable
lessons. We will never know why we
lost her so young but, we will thank
god for letting us get to know her at
all. She was putting together an
impressive show record and was set
to premier at her first AQHA show
when we lost her August 2009. She
died of a lesion her stomach. she
fought a galant battle but just
couldnt over come it.