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| MY HORSE QUEST |
| When I was five years old, I had my first pony ride and fell in love with horses fromt hat moment on and knew I wanted to have ne of my own one day. |
| Then when I was about 19, I saw this program on TV about this retired military couple that bought some land and started a horse haven for abused, neglected, unwanted horses. As I watched this program, I knew deep down this is what I was meant to do too. Ironically, I was at the start of what would become a wibderful and successful military career. |
| Then about 15 years into my military career, it came to an abrupt end when I contracted an eye disease and was retired. Because I could no longer drive, I thought I had to give up my horse dream. Then a few years back, about 2003, I realized I did not have to give up my dream after all. All I needed to do was find a place that was located close enough to a town that I could walk to for my groceries and church. I could always hire someone to transport the horses as needed and ahve hay and such delivered. THE DREAM WAS BACK ON! |
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| The search was now on for both the land and breed of horse I wanted. After much researching and talking with horse people, I have narrowed my search to either the Spotted Saddle Horse or the Tennessee Walker. It may come down to a coin tosse or just get one of each. |
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| I already came up with a name for my horse place, Triple R Ranch. The three R's stand for Rescue, Rehabilitation and Relocation (the only R word I could come up with for Adoption). UPDATE: The land has been bought! Five acres in New York located between the PA border and Buffalo. THE DREAM MARCHES ON! |