Owner Showcase The Kim Family
“A” show horse and winner of the
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Owning horses is a very special
privilege and, according to Heidi and IHF Young Horse Futurity in the
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Nicol Kim, one that is life changing, late 90’s, and then tumbling into
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to say the least. Showing competitive numerous others, the family has a
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cake for riders like the Kim’s. Not show rings “Who’s Who” hunters
one minute is taken for granted and and now equitation horses. Zephrus,
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every effort is made to see that the Rodeo, Shamless, Galipoli, Revealed,
Brooklyn, Lux and Aspen are just
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horses have the very best of care.
a few who have shown to success
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Heidi grew up riding western horses under the Kim ownership and most
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but when Nicol turned 5, and wanted of them ridden by either Heidi
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English so that they could share been with top trainers from Tracy care of the horses is super, they are
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the experience as a family. That was Baer, Hilary Mayfield, Archie Cox prepared well for the show ring and
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the beginning of the life changing and Joie Gatllin but have found a everybody there is like a big family.
approach to horses, from hobby permanent home with Mary Gatti, Nothing is better than being on the
riding to owning horses that are Patrick Spanton and Kim Tasker at road with people you adore and
competitive anywhere in the nation. Rainbow Canyon Ranch in Azusa. respect,” said the Kim’s. “I can’t
imagine my life any different when it
Starting with Zephrus, Nicol’s first “Being at Rainbow Canyon is comes to the horses.”
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