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Executive Director Lisa Thorpe 909-896-9545 � Bradbury, California � Many horses waiting for arrival�
A Thoroughbred Racehorse Success Story
San Fernando Hunter
Meet Unbridled Dignity, show name Audible, sold
Jumper Association
for an impressive price tag of 2 million dollars as a
yearling at the Keenland Sale because of his sire
Now Offers A Year End Award
Unbridled. He went on to win as a racehorse under
For TB Hunters & Jumpers!
the command of trainer Bob Hess Jr. When retired
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from the racetrack he was re-trained by his wife
hunter/jumper trainer Amy Hess.“Dig” is quite
We need your
Board & Feed $600
successful in his divisions of both hunters and
Training $600
jumpers. At the age of 11, he recently carried
donation, every
Care & Grooming $300
Beverly Engelberg to top ribbons winning seconds
Medical $200
little bit helps!
Farrier $100
and thirds in the Adult Amateur Hunters at the
Supplements $100
Photography
LAEC Winter show. Congratulations!
Carrots & Treats $50
D/D Behind every Thoroughbred racehorse
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there is a story, please tell us yours.
Send your donations to:
Please email silkstoshowring@aol.com with your story and register
Silks to Show Ring Thoroughbred Foundation, Inc.
your Thoroughbred free for a 2009 year end acknowledgement.
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