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My Previous Horses
Spice
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Daisy
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Smokey
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Joey
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Lady
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Missy Firefly
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Classical Jazz
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Tiffrum Allouette
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Irish Elegance
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Alibi
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Zan Parr KitCat Bar
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RF No Regrets
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Dewey
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Missy Firefly
My mom and my sister also share a horse named Fire. She is 15 hands and 26 years old. I have worked with her off an on throughout my life, but we never really clicked. I always thought she was to easy, but in the same sense she was to rubber necked(she is Arab/QH). I did take her to a few shows and we always placed well, if I did enough classes I alway ended up with High Point or Reserve High Point. I taught her Flying changes when she was 23, and started working on Dressage stuff with her, before my sister started riding her. Now my sister just rides her, and I get on her when she is bad. Or occasionally I will get on and ride her around the pasture without a bridle or halter.
This is a picture of Fire when she was young.
This is a picture of Fire wearing her fly mask in our back yard about 1994.
This is Fire and I at the first show I showed her in. This was the first time I had shown english, and I had never taken lessons. I was very proud because I was showing against a lot of other kids who had taken lots of lessons, and most didn't know their diagnals, which I knew. I don't remember how I knew them, I think someone told me, and I learned how to feel it or see it early on. Fire can be a hard horse even still for me to feel my diagnals on, or even see them sometimes, she is really smooth. She is the only horse that really could stump me.
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