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Keep On Dancing | CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose
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CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose. Chronicling the journey of Retired Racehorses. About CANTER and This Blog. The Calabria Rose Story. A Golden Ray of Sunshine. April 2, 2013. Just too high a price. Enter fate (if you can call long-standing business relationships fate). Not long after, I randomly stumbled onto his ad on the Windchase website, where he was looking… well… fabulous:. He was soon eventing and they were doing well enough to be USEA’s Area 2 reserve champions in Beginner Novice. 8220;He̵...
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TGIF! | CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose
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CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose. Chronicling the journey of Retired Racehorses. About CANTER and This Blog. The Calabria Rose Story. Just a Quick One Today. A Visit To The Funny Farm →. April 5, 2013. Just a reminder to those on MD’s Eastern Shore or with quick access to it, Wicomico Equestrian Center is hosting a fantastic benefit show tomorrow (Saturday, April 6) at Winterplace Park in Salisbury. For more information see their facebook page at http:/ www.facebook.com/TFAWP. Her full listing is here.
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Spring is Springing | CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose
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CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose. Chronicling the journey of Retired Racehorses. About CANTER and This Blog. The Calabria Rose Story. The Further Adventures of Spectacular Miss Lumpyhead. A Golden Ray of Sunshine →. March 27, 2013. Fantastically wonderful horse with great conformation, standing on the slant. He’s really NOT downhill! Make sure that head’s up now! No, seriously, this horse has a pretty decent neck, I promise! Needless to say, we’re trying to improve. You totally want this, right? I als...
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Good Things Come in Small (and Lumpy) Packages | CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose
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CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose. Chronicling the journey of Retired Racehorses. About CANTER and This Blog. The Calabria Rose Story. The Further Adventures of Spectacular Miss Lumpyhead →. Good Things Come in Small (and Lumpy) Packages. August 14, 2012. Bet you all thought I was dead! So there I was, on a gorgeous day, no baby in sight, fields of green and blue sky above, dressed in the only pair of riding pants that fit and my half chaps… what’s a girl to do? Why, try out an OTTB, of course! But bec...
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Just a Quick One Today | CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose
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CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose. Chronicling the journey of Retired Racehorses. About CANTER and This Blog. The Calabria Rose Story. Just a Quick One Today. April 4, 2013. Awww What do we have here? To be fair, I find this picture totally appealing. But as I’ve mentioned in the past, I am a big fan of sorta derpy looking geldings with big heads. Not that this guy has a huge head by any means, but it’s not a delicate, typey thing, is it? This entry was posted in Where Are They Now? Enter your comment ...
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A Golden Ray of Sunshine | CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose
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CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose. Chronicling the journey of Retired Racehorses. About CANTER and This Blog. The Calabria Rose Story. Keep On Dancing →. A Golden Ray of Sunshine. March 28, 2013. So some of the pictures got mislabelled and it took a little bit to get that sorted out. In any case, here’s the only photo we were able to get of the really nice “Brassy Self”:. Cute, but not a lot to go on in this picture! So anyway, what has this handsome guy been up to? Learning to event, of course! 5 resp...
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OMG The Pressure! | CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose
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CANTER Mid Atlantic's Calabria Rose. Chronicling the journey of Retired Racehorses. About CANTER and This Blog. The Calabria Rose Story. Just a Quick One Today →. April 3, 2013. Posted a link back to this blog on our facebook page. So I went, rather suddenly, from getting about a dozen hits a day to hundreds and hundreds. I had visitors from. Yesterday. Usually my most International audience is Canada. Not that Canada isn’t AWESOME (it totally is. I LOVE CANADIANS! And clearly, the girl can perform!
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Food for Founder: January 2011
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011. I forgot to add that I would not have a job in this ideal world, which is non-ideal. Murphy’s Law of Horses. Any trouble a horse can. Get into, a horse will. Have I ever mentioned that I am anal about keeping the paddock clean? In my ideal world* I could do it twice a day every day, so my psyche finds this once every other day shtick a little hard to take. As such, I often muck the paddock in the morning on days when I am home and then leave the huge wheelbarrow. 8220;Unnecessa...
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Food for Founder: February 2010
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Sunday, February 21, 2010. Today we are taking my mother, David's parents and our friend Roger to Strahan, on the wild west coast of Tassie. Last night I tried to double-check the driving time using Google Maps and got this:. It’s a little hard to read, but the basic route is from Hobart, Indiana through the US to Seattle, over to Hawaii, then Japan, then Indonesia, Australia and finally Strahan, Tasmania. Estimated driving time = 56 days. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Rock and Racehorses: The Blog.
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Warhorse Gazette: August 2011
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Greetings and welcome to my blog! This is where I comment on various issues mostly focused on my interests in horses, living history, reenactment, firearms (mostly the old stuff up to WWII), wargaming, miniatures painting, history in general, and anything else I feel like posting. I'm especially interested in the history and heritage of the US horse soldier and the First World War in general. Monday, August 29, 2011. No School This Semester. Hopefully, the situation will improve in the future. This year ...
