This is Shoot the Moon.
I took good ribbons on him, including at the Advanced level.
He competed until age 22, and then lived out his retirement at a friend's place in North Carolina.
He passed away Nov. 16, 2007, at the age of 28 1/2.
He was one very special horse!
Peggy and Wish in Dressage
| Peggy and Wish Cross-Country
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Peggy and Wish Stadium Jumping
| Wish and Peggy (Chief Cook and Bottle Washer)
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Peggy on Mocha ("Porkchop")
The "plumpest" Thoroughbred in competition.
Peggy on Great Uncle Noble ("Noble")
Noble retired to a career with the Baltimore Police Department.
Peggy on Class Clown ("Roy")
Roy retired to become a dressage school-master.
Peggy on First Impression ("Merlin")
Merlin moved on to become an A-Circuit Amateur-Owner jumper.
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| Peggy on Keno's Beduino
Photos by Photo Rodeo
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Keno belongs to Janet Taylor. When health problems prevented Janet from competing, Peggy took over for her with Keno.
Though Janet is now back on a limited basis with her other horse, "Why?", Peggy will continue with Keno's career.
See other pictures of Keno in Janet's section of the Flyers.
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