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Crown Affair ridden by John French


"He has put wings on dreams that I never ever thought would be possible for me and I will miss him. But at the same time I am glad that he will retire in style and hopefully continue his success in the breeding shed. He truly has been my horse of a lifetime.” ~ Gail Morey


I think is one of the reasons he has had such a long career. He is a cool competitor who always knows when the stakes are high, and with John French in the tack, my money will always be on them.” “I have appreciated Crown since the day that I took


him on trial, she continues. “I still feel incredibly lucky to call him mine, and I will always be grateful for all that he has given me. He has put wings on dreams that I never ever thought would be possible for me and I will miss him. But at the same time I am glad that he will retire in style and hopefully continue his success in the


breeding shed. He truly has been my horse of a lifetime.” His final stop will be back to California, then on to


Wilsonville, Oregon to spend his days at the amazing Wild Turkey Farm owned by Barbara Ellison for a well deserved retirement. He will join the ranks of some incredible stallions and will be available to mare owners in their endeavors to breed the next generation of beautiful, athletic hunters. For more information contact Gail Morey at her Yellow


Dog Farm, www.crownaffiar.net. Or visit Crown directly on his own site www.crownaffiar.net.


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