<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MHM:
We only have the correct trainer of the 14 year old. Still waiting on horse, rider, and year.
Have a safe trip, everybody!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Jenny Jones? 1995?
Tina Pfister lived on Highclere Street in Valhalla, NY. She named the horses after her street and town when she got them. I do not know the answer to the St Louis connection, though.
The three I had in mind were Pancho Lopez, Shep and Willa Weller.
Laurie
I am thinking of Taggart (?) and T.R. (Taggart’s Replacement). But that may too recent. 1979?
Y-Hugo was Max Bonham at least in the beginning
Grey Chief Russell Stewart. By the way, where is he now?
Sam was a dog that was adopted because he looked just like a dog that Bruce had before him. She was lost, or we thought stolen, at the CW Post show that was at the track. I don’t remember the exact location, it was one of the first shows I went away to. If you can remember that dog’s name, I will really be impressed!!!
[QUOTE]Originally posted by SunnySTRH:
What infamous “lady” (what he called her) and current eq guru was Seaweed the right hand man for over the course of many years? Hint: think cross-disciplines. Name her and/or the family.
ANYONE? going going…Lauriep is over on “differences btwn now and then” giving the answer away-aha!
“Are you doing the litmus configuration?”
~Jonathan Mardukis~
Midnight Run
SLOOPY ( who was originally called H. O. Sloopy ) was purchased as a green horse, from Bernie Traurig by Harry Gill for Rodney Jenkins to ride.
( Harry Gill owned Idle Dice at the same time.).
Patrick Butler then bought Sloopy for Steve Stephens to ride, the horse & Steve went to Gladstone for training (the way it was done in"the old days") and Neal snagged the ride.
Sloopy was always a bit rowdy. His biggest win, aside from his medal, was the Gran Prix at Aachen.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Weatherford:
Kelso, who DID own him? Who rode him at Madison Square Garden? What year? What classes? 
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I have a 8x10 of him with his owner. Damn! One of the Mrs. DuPonts? Mrs. Phipps? I can’t remember. (gee what a surprise)
I’ll guess Kathy Kusner rode him. 1967. I wasn’t even BORN yet
Worlds oldest steward - which KIND? CC? C1? C2?
Steve Hawkins or Shorty or Hank Hulick
Me thinks it adiosed lauriep. What did ole Alex say??? Can’t find the post anywhere…
That’s why I was wondering what’s in the coffee. What made me think of him!? He won a lot. We always jogged behind him. 
I was thinking of him today, and Olivia, and Phil Ake. Didn’t John Barleycorn win “everything” in his time? Maybe the song was on the radio and it sparked my memory. Who knows.
I thought as I typed it that it wasn’t correct, should be “dd”! Is Broadway Joe correct for the horse?
Laurie
Does anyone remember a little black pony from the same era called Babyface? He was about 10.2 and FAT. One year his owner entered him at Devon (the lure of that “smaller” class division where he was pretty much guaranteed a ribbon.) The only problem was, you couldn’t enter just one class, so he was put in the whole division.
Small ponies jumped 2’6" then and the stake class was held in the (then) Wanamaker Oval over a big course. Babyface huffed and puffed his whole way around and as he came to the last line which included a rather substantial wall, you could see the whole audience begin to hold its breath. The wall was bigger than Babyface.
That little pony never even hesitated. He galloped up to the wall, jumped up like a goat and landed on top, teetered for a moment, then jumped off the other side and continued on. 
I think he got a standing ovation.
Another March.
This one is for VERY old or those with a great memory…
Who is well-known Vet who was a groom at All-Around Farm ?
Who rode the Amateur Owner Hunter
Prescription ?
ANGELA JENKLOW!!! I knew it would come to me!
How bout just a plain cruise to any Cay? Where it’s warm, and the sun is shining! Oh, and Happy New Year Jeopardites!!
Emmet, we heard the AGC pads were your idea. God bless you. Placing that pad on a horse makes one teary-eyed anyhow. This week it would have made me bawl.
God Bless America.
Peace.
Whadyasay… Dudley (or “Whad” at Katies). Yes?
Not Ward. McLain was BORN in 75 thereabouts.
Cats? I am stuck on Katz, meow, lion, tiger…
Jail? Other than Hulick, Ward,… I recall nobody.
So I give up.
cruises are stupid anyhow
(going to pout in corner now) 
Yes. McLain Street is right. I guess it was to easy.
I’ll try to come up with a harder one.
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