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[RC] RE:re [RC] [RC] ...the continuing saga of a boy and his horse... - melinda harrelson





well i have seen this horse. and even with all of the dirt and muck on him he is awesome. he is huge to be a yearling. he is going to be one heck of a horse. i cant wait to see him in a few years when he is a champion riding horse. good luck


melinda harrelson

>From: "Howard Bramhall" <howard9732@xxxxxxx>
>To: whytrotfarms@xxxxxxxxx, ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: RE: [RC]   [RC] ...the continuing saga of a boy and his horse...
>Date: Sun, 25 Apr 2004 10:41:03 -0400
>
>Geez, Ed, you already have one mustang.  Now you have two?  You de
>man!!!!
>
>Captain Jack is a cool name.  If you're not stuck with that one you
>really should call this colt Nevada.  I can't believe you drove all
>that way to pick up a BLM horse.  Did anyone else besides yourself
>buy a ticket?
>
>Here's some other names:  "Nevada ED," "Mustang Ed," "NevaFlora,"  
>"Wild Eyed ED," "Ed Bucks" (naw, maybe not that one), "Captain Ed,"
>"Captain Nevada," "Spanish Ed,"  "Bust my Eddy (kinda like that
>one),"  "Ed's the Man."
>
>I got lots more but, hey, "Captain Jack" is cool and there are some
>that feel renaming a horse can bring bad luck.
>
>Ed, you de man.  I wish you lived closer cause I'd love to see what
>you do with these horses.  I think it was incredibly smart of you to
>pick on a youngun.
>
>cya,
>Howard ("Bronkin ED" not to be confused with Broken Ed)
>
>
>>From: Ed Kilpatrick <whytrotfarms@xxxxxxxxx>
>>To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>Subject: [RC]   ...the continuing saga of a boy and his horse...
>>Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2004 20:05:28 -0700 (PDT)
>>
>>well, i made it back thursday night with captain jack, the mustang
>>colt that i won in the raffle that was held at the aerc national
>>convention in february. i drove out to elm creek, nebraska, to get
>>him.  the good folks with BLM did their best to get him as far
>>east(he came from devil's garden HMA) as possible.  it was a long
>>trip for me, but well worth it, since i got to see part of the
>>country that i had never seen before.  it was an adventure!
>>this colt is awesome.   when i get him gentled down a bit and
>>cleaned up, i will put some pictures up.  i would like to thank dr.
>>philip ottinger, who was involved in the process of selecting the
>>yearlings for me to choose from, and those who came up with the
>>idea to do the raffle.  and thanks to all my southeastern endurance
>>riding friends who acted as my cheering section at the convention,
>>since i couldnt be there.  special thanks to debbie collins and joe
>>spratton with BLM  for all their help with coordinating the pickup
>>and getting all the necessary paperwork done.   enough for now, but
>>there will be more later.........      ed
>
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