TOOOOOO SLOW…
The OUCH answers are…
Junie Kulp - Pa National - Lillibuck
Conrad - Tampa - Abdullah
Raymond Burr - Kimberton Hills Farm - He was riding Scorpion.
Farm Owner answer - Foxwood Farm - Frances Rowe.
Alive and well
Now married to John Ammerman
They live in Waitsfield, VT
Look her up!
Catalyst just died recently. Y’all remember HIM?
upperco, Don Burt= Ca. judge?
See when a name pops into one’s head, you must post it… 
Very famous jumper, retired and his groom, also retired.
Abby & Emmet, sorry, ineligible!
Laurie
Balalaika’s jumper rider.
Name three grooms who had lengthy careers in CA before moving east and continuing here. This is open-ended, as I am sure there are more than three, but these are pretty well known!
Ma, breed Ruby!
Laurie
<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Lord Helpus:
And who had Escadrille before Lynnie? (Think Timmy Kees connection…)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Oh LH, far too easy - why Tracey Weinberg of course! LOL
But here’s a new one for you Nimrod groupies: what former Nimrod junior star is now showing with Sandy Ferrell in the adults?
First woman to ride for the US was Majorie Haines Gill (Harry’s wife) in 1954.
Women were not allowed in SJ til 60 and Eventing in 64.
Who was the first woman to ride in Olympic SJ? And who was the first in Eventing?
(Hint - the first was not an American, the second was.)
Bumpkin you’re killing me here! 
I had it on the tip of my tongue…Not Joe Green On Shannon Castle?
Shorty, was that Honey Craven, it doesn’t look like him tho…
And, the picture of Hot Shot Kid, whom we all lusted after, was this at Ox Ridge? Or the Fairfield Childrens?
Okay all you trivia monsters, do you remember the pony Coupon??? Who was the trainer, who is still alive by the way and who was the owner…
Famous horse show managers?
Well, she certainly WAS breeding them. I lived across the street, and saw the pony foals each year. But I don’t remember any of them being particularly sucessful.
I know that, by the time Chantian died, she was standing a WelshxTB son of Chantain called (I think) Tom Thumb, but I don’t remember who he was out of.
By the early 70s she seemed to have switched her focus from ponies to Conformation Hunters (I think one was called Royal Secret).
Shortly after I moved down to Virginia (in 1979), Susanah Schroer was showing one of Mrs. Waller’s horses in the Junior Hunters at Upperville.
She is still alive and still has the horses, though I don’t know if she is actively berreding now.
[This message was edited by Janet on Oct. 13, 2001 at 10:54 PM.]
Laurie
Sooooooo, anyone of you remember said partee? Remember we are supposed to give answers when its not done in a resonable amount of time. 
Kevin Bacon…When he got bored he’d take one of the young horses out, teach it to fetch his hat…
!!!I remember watching him teach a horse to lie down. I was a little kid and he and his mates were having a laugh about it. Took Kevin a short while until he had the horse calming lying on it’s side. An amazing feat!
And was the horse correct? Frances didn’t “own” many horses, B.J. being one she did. If not, more clues for the horse!
Laurie
Prim 'n Proper was Deborah Bonwit Cahn’s pony, later owned by Franny Zinman. She was not a Highfields pony. (Nancy Baroody had Prim’s sister, Pride 'n Joy.)
Squeaky–Syndy Paul
Shorty, it’s a really nice article. I hope you find a copy.
San Felipe was don ebut Quiet PLease isnt who I ma thinking about .This chestnut was owned by same owner as IDLE DICE
for getting two of the three right. Remember when I met them? I’ll give you a while to think about it, but it WAS a long time ago…
Laurie
who trained them…
for the Yellowdog’s cruise into yesteryear. So who was the dam of Idle Dice?
Who was the sire of Tindle? (Alex, don’t let me down!)
Can I play?
