Remember?
Giggles - Alexandra Verville, who rode Sleepless as a green.
How about Sweet As Candy?
Something Special Too was a gray mare, medium or large (I’m not entirely sure), barn name was Sugar. Here in NY she was trained by Billy Barr and owned/ridden by Sarah Boston (my old trainer’s daughter. 
) I think she did Short Stirrup as well as pony hunters. They sold her about 5 years ago.
It could be that they changed her show name, though…
~Sara 
How about Glenmore Halston?
He was a small when he lived at my barn 
Yes, he got bumped up at Washington. Not when we had him. That was an ugly day for a number of ponies. He became a great Children’s Hunter for many kids.
We might know each other. I did a lot of really green ponies, and had a couple of the Halcyon ponies. They could be really tuff.
I think one of the Conway’s rode Paragon. Christine maybe?
Does anyone remember No Deposit No Return?
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Circles In The Sand
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Number One Frog = for a while he was in Florida, owned and ridden by Natalie Walker.
Circles in the Sand = Jessica Martin?
I’m so glad this thread was resurrected!
Ann
Hillcrest Better Than Blue was started by Kimberly Vernell, who rode with Trudy Glefke out of Roads End Farm in Ft. Lauderdale Florida. Kim also started Summer Wind.
TT Howell, Scott and Elise Novick, Red Pfohl, Daryl and Laura Pirtle, Betsy Smith, Cami and Krinci Bonino, Megan Trueman, and Ashley Girl also rode ponies with Trudy in the 1980s.
I knew that pony his green year. I have been trying to come up with his original owner’s name? Do you remember it? Robin something, she had blond hair and rode in Zone 2.
Rubber Ducky (Ducky I know she was palomino)
Tap Shoes
Don’t Tell Daddy
Shanendoah Frosty Breeze
Free to Flirt
My Lucky Penny
Dream On
Fancy Feet
My Roany Pony
Taffy (fleabitten grey)
Cocoa (fleabitten grey…ahhh I can’t think of her showname, medium)Maybe it was Hot Cocoa
Zone 4 I think…
Did anyone know or remember (from my Florida days in the 80’s)??
Glenmore’s Bright and Gray
Touch My Toes
Farnley High Tide
Squiremouse
Home James (he was a horse)
Jordache- Lynn Gabriel rode him to one of his first National titles with Jack. I think she also rode Loose Goose too.
<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Charis:
I can’t remember who actually owned Irish Brass,
but Ashley Kennedy showed him for at least 2 years on a lease.
SHORT STACK: Jessica Ehrlich<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
How did you know “Shorty”? she was my first pony and we owned her from 89 until she passed away in 99.
<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Zaboobafoo:
Anyone remember the two best friends who were champion in the larges and mediums, and grand pony champion, and then tied for best child rider at WIHS? What two girls and what ponies?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Liza and Heather. Don’t remember the ponies, although I braided Liza’s. Must have been For Kid’s Sake or Tickled Pink.
‘If ignorance is bliss, why aren’t more people happy?’
Marti owns a tack store in Ocala…
Do you know which one?? I’ld like to drop by!
Lucky kept that spook for a good while, through at least four riders because I knew her fourth rider…
MKM, I haven’t seen Catherine in about six years. She was showing a bit in the adults, maybe with Jack Towell and dating Andrew Ellis. 
I ran a lesson program for several years and Catherine came to be a once a week lesson kid. She showed up for her first lesson in shorts and sandals. 
And after I gave mom the ‘proper attire’ speech, too.
‘If ignorance is bliss, why aren’t more people happy?’
<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by kd welden:
I remember Gayfield’s Blue Nile with someone from my era but I can’t remember who. He was adorable!
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I think he was bought by one of Robin (Bacon) Greenwood’s customers- can’t recall which one now, but I think he was featured in a Practical Horseman article at the time. I probably still have the magazine in my mother’s attic!
Dow Jones = Katie Huber
“What lamp has destiny to guide her little children stumbling in the dark?”
