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  1. Patrick's Tail is now at least 2 feet on the ground

    Patrick's Tail is now at least 2 feet on the ground

    Posted by Heidi Rucki on September 5, 2011 at 5:28 PM under
    Patrick, Saddlebred, lavish tail, lush tail, tail bag
    • 2 comments

    Hey Guys!

    I took out Patrick's tail yesterday. My goodness is it looonggg.

    This Saddlebred boy has a tail to envy. It is really getting too long for me. It's quite a big of work.

    His tail is in two bags - his tail itself is split into three main strands, each of which is braided.

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  2. Have You Ever Visited the Kentucky Horse Park

    Have You Ever Visited the Kentucky Horse Park

    Posted by Heidi Rucki on August 18, 2011 at 3:48 PM under
    Cigar, Funny Cide, Go For Gin, Horse Theme Park, Kentucky Horse Park, Saddlebred, working horse farm
    • 0 comments

    Have You Ever Visited the Kentucky Horse Park?


    This is a Horse Park set apart from all the rest - it is big, is a working horse farm, is a theme park and regularly runs equestrian events. If you love horses, this is the greatest place to stop.

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  3. Looking for info on Chestnut Saddlebred

    Looking for info on Chestnut Saddlebred

    Posted by Heidi Rucki on August 12, 2011 at 6:08 PM under
    5-Gaited, Can you help identify this Saddlebred?, Looking for Information, Patrick, Saddlebred
    • 1 comment

    I wish I could get info about Patrick - Can you help me?

    Patrick has been with us for about six years, almost seven now. I still don't know any more about his background. He's such a special horse, it would be great to learn more about him, like did he show, did he win, who were his dam and sire. He's a pretty horse, able to slow gait and rack with lots of natural talent.

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