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We love to receive letters, pictures and emails from our clients updating us on the horses they have purchased or bred through our farm. With so many of our "children" out in the world, keeping track of them is a daunting task. It is very gratifying to see so many of them doing so well and living up to their owner's dreams. It certainly makes all the effort, planning, dreaming and occasional heartache worthwhile!

Here are some of our favorite updates...

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Rhomance aka Saphira  2004 Oldenburg Mare  
 sire  Florencio      dam  Roxina 
Owned by:   Rolling Stone Farm
 
Mo, Saphira was grand champion high point in show #3 at Lamplight.She looks unbeatable.Wicket and Heather took blue 72% in his first class with thunder and lightening in the background.I take him solo for gallops in the forest preserve.He has excessive confidence.We will event!! Hope all is good,John M. Here's the results from the show website: IDCTA Summer Kickoff Show June 25-27, 2010: Saphira- First level test 1, first place 75.667% First level test 4, first place 75.789% First level test 2, first place 76.667% First level test 4, first place 75.789% Wicket (a.k.a. Whinston): training level test 1, first place 72.174% 
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Ghardener  2005 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  Whest Indies 
Owned by:   Sharon Lewis of Newbury, OH
 
Hi Mo,
Hope all is well! I'm sure you're swamped with the inspections. Looks like things are going great for you with all of the babies!

I wanted to check and see if you ever received the new photos I sent of Ghardener, Ghlen and Rhavel. I have had some issues sending out photos lately and I thought maybe they never got to you. If you'd like me to resend them I will. Our farm's "official" photographer (my boyfriend Mark) really got some nice shots of all three horses.

I know you heard how well Ghardener did at his second show. I'm so proud that he won his Training Level 2 class! He's doing such a great job in his training and he tries so hard! Even when he's scared and doesn't want to enter the ring, as soon as he's in he's mostly all business -- except for when he takes off in the canter...but we're working on that! We have one more show on Aug. 9 & 10, and I'm hoping we'll come home with at least one more blue. Then his first official show season is over and we have so much to look forward to next year!

But I've had multiple people come up and ask if he's a Gold Luck baby, and no one can believe that he's only 3 years old and is behaving so well. People also can't believe he's only 3 and is already 17 hands.

Lastly, I don't know if this is something you can change. But you have me listed in Willoughby, OH. I have moved to Newbury, OH, and was wondering if you could change that at some point?

Anyway, hope all is well, and good luck with all of the babies!
Sharonharon was so excited. She had a 62% at tr-2. He has been so good. He is
turning out to be very nice.

I hope all the inspections have gone well. I'll talk to you soon. Nancy
 
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Lhunar  2002 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Londonderry      dam  Fausta 
Owned by:   Sheila Hultgren of Erie, PA
 
Hi Mo,
It's been such a long since I've been in touch, I thought it was about time you received an update on Lhunar. He is such a wonderful guy and has been so good! This was his first official year of showing and we qualified for the Region 2 championships at Training Level, which I thought was wonderful for a 4-year-old! We are still training with Nancy Lewis-Stanton at SendonWay and having lots of fun and learning so much. Lhunar has such a good work ethic and he seems to really enjoy going to the shows. I think he's learned that when he gets into the show ring, he has to get down to business. He settles right in and does his job. Of course, we do have those times when he thinks he knows the test better than I do - but that's part of the fun! The judges have very nice things to say about him - especially his wonderful gaits! There are a couple of photos attached. One is from our ride at Regionals - it was early in the morning and the sun was just breaking through the fog. Kate Sunder (a student of Nancy's from Lake Erie College) took it and I just thought it was so cool! Kate also took the other one, a pasture shot that shows how much Lhunar has matured.



Take care,



Sheila Hultgren
 
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Ghlenlivet  1999 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  Piper 
Owned by:   Nancy Lewis Stanton
 
We had another good weekend. Rhavel had a 65% at I-1 and a 57% at the GP.
Ghlen had 2 62% at PSG. They were very good. Ghardener won his first class.
Sharon was so excited. She had a 62% at tr-2. He has been so good. He is
turning out to be very nice.

I hope all the inspections have gone well. I'll talk to you soon. Nancy
 
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Ghambade  2000 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  Tanzerin 
Owned by:   Kathleen Cronk
 
Hi, Mo!

- Just got back from a Carol clinic out at Ann Guptill’s. Herf was amazing, if I can only learn to keep up with his e-normous gaits!!!

Kathy 
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Rhavel  1998 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Regazzoni      dam  SPS Dementia 
Owned by:   Nancy Lewis Stanton
 
Hi Mo,
Sharon forwarded me some pictures of Rhavel. He is doing pretty good this year. He has qualified I-II and Grand Prix. We're finally starting to get some good scores in the ring on our piaffe. He's had a few 8s now and has been getting 7s on the passage. We even managed to get an 8 on our 1 tempi's We still have our moments when I don't want to talk to him. I wanted to do Devon this year but he still mentally isn't ready. Hopefully next year. The last show we did we finally got a 64 at the Grand Prix. We show again in a couple weeks so maybe he's getting the hang of it.
Ghlen is doing well. He got qualified early. His scores were not as high as I wanted. His just over 66%. I wanted higher. We show again in a couple weeks. I wanted to do the I-1 but the full pirouettes just were not there. He has beautiful 2 tempi's. So next year.
Toni is getting big. He still looks like such a baby that I just haven't done much with him. He lunges and has his bridle on but that has been it. He's so sweet. He would rather get petted than eat his food. Maybe this fall I'll do something we'll see.
The babies look nice. Take care. Tell Jim we say hi. Nancy
 

 
Just Livingston  2002 Oldenburg Gelding  
 sire  Loerke      dam  Just Wanda 
Owned by:   Gert Stearns
 
Livingston has had another really good year. He has won or plaaced in all his classes at first and second level. He was 3rd in the regional finals at first level and has qualified for the 2008 finals at second level. He shows good aptitude for collected work and his changes are getting better by the day. He has quite balanced medium gaits and it looks like his extended gaits won't be a problem. I'm looking forward to his full sibling in 2008. Gert 
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Fhreelancer  2005 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Florencio      dam  Lafayette 
Owned by:   Rolling Stone farm
 
Hi Mo! I have been thinking about you and your men in OK (all three of them!). My fingers have been crossed for health, soundness and success. Thanks for the pix of Lance--I'll check again, but the foal pic from Germany didn't make it. Lance has been GREAT! He and Lava (Lance probably wonders how Hhamilton got so small) have been turnout buddies since Tuesday (2 to 6 hours a day). They are so good together! Lance is probably the sweetest horse I have ever known. He was lunged on Tues then lunged and ridden Wed, Thurs and Sat. He has been a gem; level-headed and so willing. He's amazing--the arena which is non-fenced sits in the middle of the macadam driveway, the gravel drive, the woods, and cornfield (yes, the corn is still standing and it makes scary sounds in the wind). Lance seems so aware of his surroundings so it is wonderful that he can hold it together especially with the weather being less than stellar, ok, let's be more accurate: 30mph winds pretty much suck when the mercury is hovering around 34 degrees. Thank you so much! I have attached a pic of Lance with Mini-Hhamilton (Lava). Enjoy! Jo  
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Whuthering Heights  2004 Hanoverian Filly  
 sire  Widmark      dam  EM Giadonna 
Owned by:   Jennifer Pass, Coplay PA
 
Hi Mo, Chris took some pictures and video of Heidi today. Here are some pictures of her being very good. I know I still have position issues, but I will be working on them now that I'll be riding more consistently. Hopefully I will be able to come over for lessons this summer. I'm taking things slowly to get my confidence back and trailering is further down on my priority list! Hope to see you soon! Jenny  
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Whirlpool  2003 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Widmark      dam  Glimmer 
Owned by:   Julia Greifeld, ridden by Sara Schmitt
 
Hi Mo, just wanted to tell you that I took Whirlpool to his first show and althought it was a schooling show he was as great as great could be and got a 81% I am amazed by this horses temperament. I have never dealt with such a young horse before. I think he is going to spoil me. I am going to show him a few more times and take him to devon and turn him back out for the winter. Sara 
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EMC Whindlass  2003 Hanoverian Mare  
 sire  Widmark      dam  EM Ghloria 
Owned by:   Rolling Stone Farm
 
Christine reports: At the show (Good Horseman/Collecting Gaits Farm Three Horseman Dressage Show at the Georgia International Horse Park on March 7-8) she was a star. I took her in training 2 and 4 both days. She tied for second on the first test and from there on she was on a roll. We got a 69.4% on the green horse test 2 ( horses 4-6 years old) and the second day she got a 74% on test 2 and a 75% on test 4!!! We got the high score for the show. The judges were Marilyn Payne and Debbie Rodriguez She just went in there and did her job. I have never had fun at a show. It was such a change to worry about how big my circles were and if she had enough jump in her transition rather than if she would go or leave the ring. People all thought she was an experienced horse that I took down a few levels. Thank you for letting me own such a wonderful horse. I know that when Karla can buy again tshe will come directly to you. Others are sure to follow. I just wanted to let you know how much she is loved and appreciated here. Thank you again and I will keep you updated. Sincerely, Christine Felker 
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Dhoppler  2002 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Don Frederico      dam  EM Alectra 
Owned by:  
 
Well, JoAnne is having a ball in FL and her first time out in the show ring was very successful. She won her second level test one at the Welcome Back to White Fences Show on 2/21/09 with a 70.0%. I got to visit with JoAnne when I was there to scribe for the Palm Beach Dressage Derby and I took this conformation photo. 
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EM Ghamma Ray  2002 Hanoverian Mare  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  Anike 
Owned by:   Paul Hyland and his daughter, Rachel
 
Mo, I Thought I would update you on current events with Ghamma Ray. Rachel & Pat Gregory are working very hard with Ghamma Ray ... 5 to 6 days/week. Ghamma Ray is starting to show her Jumper skills! We have never taken Ghamma Ray to a horse show off the property since we bought her in October of '07 because she was just getting back under saddle when we found out she was pregnant in April of '08, then she was doing the Mom thing till October of '08, so this was her first show 18 months later (with a 14 year old rider) off property. Yesterday Rachel & Pat took Ghamma Ray to a "B" rated Jumper show with a small class at Old Salem Farm in New York. Rachel rode (all the other riders were late teens or 20's) in 2 classes - 3 events at 2.5 feet, and 3 events at 3 feet. She & Ghamma Ray rode all 6 events clean and took 1st in all 6 events, and obviously won both championships!! They thought about riding in the 3.5 ft events but thought to quit while they were ahead on their first time out. Rachel is thrilled that her patience & hard work is paying off, and Ghamma Ray's skills as a Jumper are starting to show! Dad got 6 coffee cups for the effort ... one for each blue ribbon. Note - We occasionally get a note from the owner of the colt ... Rocky/Confidential ... they are going through the process of raising him to be a performance horse. FYI Paul  
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EM Gaudenzia  2002 Hanoverian Mare  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  Angelina 
Owned by:   Kathryn Miller
 
Hello! I was researching my horse and her sire (Gold Luck) and came across a page on your website where people had written letters to keep in touch with you guys regarding their horses. I now own Gaudenzia (technically my father does, I suppose, but she is in full training with me). We've had her for about a year and after some retraining of connection problems (what a long lovely neck she has that likes to crink up like an accordian!) and an undeveloped canter, she has turned into what I consider a "horse of a life time". Tess, as we call her, has been to two shows now in the Northwest and at both shows had the highest scores of the show under four different judges. Her training level median so far is a 78% and her first level median is a 77%. My goal is to make her Horse of the Year, wish us luck! She is such a phenomenal mare. I've never ridden anything so level headed, composed, kind, clever, willing. She is entirely unflappable, loves to show off, I've never had any kind of naughty moments on her, nothing could be improved about her personality (other than her irrational fear of clippers!). To top it all off she has three strong, uphill, elastic, cadenced gaits... she's just fabulous. Just wanted to let you guys know that one of Gold Luck's babies is taking the Northwest low level show scene by storm! Thank you and wish us luck on our Horse of The Year bid! -Olivia Chapeski of Chapeski Stables, Florence, Montana
 
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Ghuiness Stoudt  1999 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  EM Windhover 
Owned by:   Alexandra Wilson, FL
 
11/22/08
Hi Mo

Just wanted to give you an update on Ghuinn.

Julie rode him at the October ADA show in Phoenix.

Ghuinn was Reserve Champion Region 5 Training Level 2008 and High Point First Level with 73.0
Hope things are going well and Happy Thanksgiving.

-alex and Ghuinn
 
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Grande I Am  1996 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam   
Owned by:   Jill Kuc
 
In September 2003, Jill wrote:
I saw the picture of Grande and I on your web site. Thought you might like an update on our shows. Last year (2002) we finished 10th at Training Level at BLM and were Reserve Champion for Training Level at the ESDCTA Championships. We also finished third overall for Training Level at ESDCTA's Year-End Awards.Two weekends ago, we were representing ESDCTA on the First Level team at the Region 1 Adult Team Competition in Maryland. Our team won first place (as did all of the ESDCTA teams) and Grande and I were First Level Champions with a high score of 68.889%.This year, in addition to showing First Level, we have been competing in First Level Musical Freestyle with all of our scores being 66+ to 67+%. We have qualified at First Level and at First Level Freestyle for both BLM and ESDCTA Championships this year and are qualified at Training Level, First Level and First Level Freestyle for the Region 1 GAIC Championships (formerly called ABICs). I'll let you know how we do.

Thanks for breeding horses like him. He's a dream come true (most days). I'll update you more at the end of October after all of the championships are done. Thanks for posting us on your site - it was neat to see us there. 
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Ghalileo  2002 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  Poppaea 
Owned by:   Jan Templeton
 
Hi Mo- Hope you are well. I am sending you an update on Leo (I have been meaning to do this for awhile...) He is doing very well and I am having a good time with him. Unfortunately, I need to sell some of my horses and he is the most saleable. By the way, Woody and I are doing PSG--we have developed quite a relationship. He is 18 this year and still has his BMOC attitude toward the world. Hopefully, it will keep him going for years to come. I did a clinic recently with Jeanne McDonald and she LOVED Leo. She said she knew you. You are probably in the middle of foaling. Good luck. I also wish you some good uninterrupted hours of sleep. Thanks, Jan Templeton  
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Lhitigator  2005 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Loerke      dam  EM Rhwanda 
Owned by:  
 
8/30/09 Hey Mo, LJ has been going to lots of over fences shows and doing very well, his lead changes are incredible when he gets them right but sometimes he likes to play too much through them and will miss. He was 3rd in one of his classes out of about 15 today! He's such a good boy! I attached some pictures of him at a hunter show and over a jump in his first jumper course EVER. He was entered in the For Sale class at Quentin but the day ran so slow that they moved it to the jumper ring and he shocked me with how relaxed he was. Gum and Scoop are getting bigger and bigger everyday it seems, I look at pictures of them when they first got here and I hardly recognize them.  

 
Lars Q  2001 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Loerke       dam  Gutte Wette 
Owned by:   Patricia Care
 
 
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All Star  1999 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Armin      dam  Basilica 
Owned by:   Jennifer and Stewart Schwartz
 
Hi Mo, you asked for an update and here it is. We've been to two shows and have done well at both. This past weekend at Dressage at Fair Hill we were consistently in the ribbons at Training Test 4, with our highest score being a 68%. The classes were large and the company was very impressive. Allie (pronounced All-Lee) has become the love of my life and gives the best horsey hugs on the planet. The comments we've received from the judges include, "you two will be incredible", and lovely pairing. Thanks for pairing us up. Florence  
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Ghita  1998 Hanoverian Mare  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  EM Pikante 
Owned by:   Taryn Briones of Bothell, WA
 
Hi Mo! I can't believe it has been over four years since I was at your place. How time flies! I'm not sure if Judy has updated you about Ghita, but I thought I would incase she hasn't! I guess I will start at the beginning! After purchasing Ghita, she was sent to Bonny Bonnello in Alberta for training. I joined Ghita and Bonny in December of 2003, and again in the summer of 2004. After several months of training, we returned to the U.S. and competed at Dressage at DevonWood. Here, we went away with the highest score of the entire show: a 77.407% at First Level! In 2005, we had a quiet year at Second Level. In 2006, I began working with Jeremy Steinberg at Traumhof, who has been absolutely vital to everything that I have achieved with Ghita. Fast-forward to 2007, and Ghita and I competed at the FEI Junior level. We traveled down to California with Jeremy to show and went away with several wins. After shows in California, Washington, and Idaho we ended up as the #2 qualifier in the nation for the USEF National Championships at Gladstone. Ghita traveled all the way to New Jersey, and we finished as the USEF National Junior Dressage Reserve Champions! We were even fortunate enough to receive some warm up help from Klaus Balkenhol. Ghita and I also participated in the USDF FEI Trainer's Conference with Jan Brink in California at the end of October 2007. Ghita is currently doing very well, and we are working on the PSG stuff. I'm planning on trying out for Young Riders this year. Right now we are probably going down to California in April to show in a couple CDIs. Just wanted to let you know that Ghita is doing super. Let me know if you want some pictures. Hope all is well with you! Looking forward to hearing from you. Taryn  
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Larisa LS  2005 Hanoverian Filly  
 sire  Loerke      dam  Treveri 
Owned by:   Camilla Keis Cornwall
 
Dear Mo, I wanted to update you on Larisa LS, a beautiful filly by Loerke bred by Susan and Fran Lynch that I purchased last summer. She just turned 3 this month, and she has developed into a really nice horse as you can see. I am starting her under rider next week, but she has been worked in hand and on the lunge for several months now. She has incredible balance in her canter, and nice suspension and power in the trot. She is such a delightful horse, always willing and trying her absolute best. She loves to please. I will let you know how she does under rider and send some more pictures. I am planning on bringing her for inspection at one of the sites this summer. Sincerely, Camilla Cornwell  
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Ghotcha  1996 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  Alure 
Owned by:   Lisa Weekley
 
Ghotcha has had a very successful show season from Training through Intermediare I. He is schooling Grand Prix . Excellent piaffe, solid one tempi's, schooling passage.



Ghotcha is truly a special horse. He possesses all the qualities for a competitive Amateur with the gaits and brilliance required by a top Professional. Ghotcha has an FEI Passport and is currently qualified for Region 2 PSG Championships.



Ghotcha was raised from a weanling and trained by USDF Silver Medalist till the age of 9. He has since been in training with USDF Gold Medalist Ken McGrath. A good home is a MUST!
 
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EM Ghenoa  2003 Hanoverian Mare  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  Anike 
Owned by:   Sandra Werkheiser, Northampton, PA
 
Hi Mo:
Ghenna and Ghale were very good girls today in the Dressage at Stone Tavern Sport Horse Breeding Show at the Horse Park of New Jersey, Allentown, NJ. Ghalewind won the 3yo fillies class with a 74.7% and Ghenoa was second with a 74.4% which included a 7.8 on conformation and 7.5 walk (yay!) and 7.5 overall impression. Trot was a bit downhill for 7.0.

Then in the Hanoverian class they flip flopped and Ghenoa got a 74.7% with a better trot score of 7.5 and Ghale had a 74.3% beating the 3rd place - a 10yo World Cup I stallion.

It was a very small show and there were only 3 in each of their classes, but the top score we saw from the open classes was 77%, so actually they were probably in the top 5 or 6 score-wise. Overall the fillies/mares scored much higher than the colts. We were in the call back for the filly championships and both had good rounds but the winner was a yearling filly and reserve was a 2006 filly.

Ghenoa was so good in the ring - I was surprised how well she stood and Lisa Basselini the handler was great, She said Ghenna was one of the nicest horses she handled all day and she"really knew her stuff." which is funny considering it was her first show this year. She was a little wound up outside the ring, but relaxed as soon as she got in the indoor.

I was proud of her - she walked past all the scary stuff and stabled well. There were some really nice horses schooling for the performance division and we saw Carole with Ghradine arrive.

Sandy


Ghenoa received a conformation score of 8 in her first DSHB show as a yearling, and in 2005 received a 1A Premium at the MAHB Hanoverian Mare Show with very good comments on her type, head, neck, expression, and elasticity.

Hi Mo,
It was an incredible day and one I would not have dreamed would come true in a million years.

This is my first Hanoverian mare and when you buy a baby at 3 weeks old, all you can do is hope and endure the yearling and 2yo years with your eyes covered! Just to have Ghenoa do so well in the company of the mares that were there just makes it more of an honor and the people in the MAHB are fantastic breeders and horsepeople and have outstanding mares there always. This is the BEST show and the most fun every year win or lose and I bought this filly just so I had a mare to bring to the party every year!

Still pinching myself. It took all morning to judge the mares and they had to split the walk rings for the inspection, then called all 23 mares back into the indoor at the same time which was an experience in itself. Then they called each one up from lowest to highest and reviewed the scores which was hugely educational. I kept expecting to hear our name called, but the numbers dwindled down and there were 4 horses left. They called the next mare who was standing next to me, and when she left it dawned on me we were the only ones in the ring and the other mares were already done and just waiting until the end and were gone. I had no idea until I heard Mo yell and I saw my husband jumping up and down!

The judges were George Walker and Vanessa Carlson. Their comments were that she was harmonious, and even though the smallest mare (but mighty!! ~15.2 ) her length of leg, neck, back, etc were all proportional. The scores were 8's for head, neck, typiness/femininity, impulsion/elasticity and overall development and 7's for saddle position, frame, foreleg, hindleg, correctness and walk.

Then we did the mare show and she was first in the 3yo class, Champion Hanoverian, Reserve Mature mare (topped by Sandy Johnson's nice Dutch mare Opus 12 by Rubinstein/Rampal), then she caught her energy back and had another nice go in the championship class and was named overall Grand Champion.

Special thanks to Bruce Griffin and his wife who handled Ghenoa so well. To Kate Palmquest for the scrumptious food on Saturday, Paul Cohen for sponsoring everything, Klaus and Jessica Schengber for the fabulous handpainted awards.

I will always cherish this as this mare is a true queen in every sense
 
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Ghibralter  2003 Hanoverian Gelding  
 sire  Gold Luck      dam  EM Whitney Q 
Owned by:   Jocelyn Mitchell
 
Hi Mo, By now I am sure that you have been told that amid many tears and much sadness Rocky was euthanized at Mid Atlantic last Friday. It has been a devastating time though I know that I did everything for Rocky that could be done and sharing it with others and hearing their stories is making it all a little more bearable. It all started when Rocky fell in a muddy, flat, dry lot at my trainers on Friday Feb 27th but he was still able to walk and trot though he was lame on his left hind. I bought him home on Tuesday since any training was unlikely to happen and we promptly left to go on a family vacation skiing in Breckenridge. Sue thinks that he had a problem getting up during the night on Saturday and by Sunday morning he was unable to bear weight on his left hind and once again Quakertown were called. He then spent time at Quakertown Vet Hospital where they were unable to help him so on Wednesday I then took him to Mid Atlantic Vet Clinic in New Jersey as they could do bone scans. It was found that he had a complete fracture of the pelvic floor near the hip joint, probable multiple fractures elsewhere in the pelvis, a damaged hip joint and probable damage to the main ligament that could have helped hold everything together. In the end the decision to release him from his pain was an easy one but he was such an integral part of my daily life that it will take some time to come to terms with everything. However life will go on, the barn still needs doing and my little thoroughbred Mac is providing and great mane to cry on. Wayne, is being a superb support, my trainer called last night and we had an encouraging talk and, as Joanna my daughter says, every cloud has a silver lining, one just has to find it. Rocky was a wonderful horse with a perfect temperament and he taught me a great deal. At our last show together, the Garden State Classic, we pinned in virtually every class and even won one of the Training Four classes with a 71.2% and he qualified to compete in the 09 championships. In 09 my plan had been to also qualify him at First Level and move on to Second Level by the end of the year as he already had canter/walk/canter transitions nailed, all his canter work was unbelievably balanced and finally we had just started to get that long awaited spectacular shoulder in. I am so sad that my ride is over but he will always be a part of my life and my dressage learning process. Thank you for breeding such a great friend, partner and superstar. Jocelyn  

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