Scene & Heard
Snapshots
For want of a nail
the shoe was lost.
in Time
For want of a shoe
the horse was lost.
From HORSES magazine...
For want of a horse
September, 1977
the rider was lost.
Graeme "Butch" Thomas rode the super
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jumper Kiwi to a triumphant win in
For want of a rider
the prestigious Super Stake Invitational
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the battle was lost.
Jumper Classic at Rancho Sante Fe. Lu
(Mrs) Thomas, who is expecting a baby,
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For want of a battle
was at ringside.
the kingdom was lost.
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Joie Gatlin is the proud new owner of
And all for the want
the good hunter Just A Friend, recently
purchased from Randy Redmer. Renamed of a horseshoe nail.
On My Way, Joie will show in the eleven
and under. Steve Cross will train.
November, 1978
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Elizabeth Guerin ended her eastern
summer in fine style by winning her
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20th USET Medal. She has returned
to California and attends Stanford and
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training with Butch Thomas.
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Jimmy Williams was very pleased with the
all girl USET Team he coached in Canada
at Spruce Meadows. But, who wouldn’t
be proud of such riders as Linda Allen,
Susan Hutchison, Anne Kursinski, and
the darling Dianes-Diane Lundy and
Diane Grod? The girls rode beautifully
and won the Bronze Medal.
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March/April 1982
Mr and Mrs Thomas Endicott have
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purchased the good hunter Spanish Moss
from Mary Bracken of Scarsdale, NY, for
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their son, Michael, to ride in the Junior
Hunters. Michael Page was agent for
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Mary and Penny Wahler was agent for the
Endicotts.
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