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CONGRATULATIONS! Page 2
We want to congratulate all the following people for their participation: Last updateOctober 27, 2011
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Congratulations to the visitors who attended the first annual Thompson Township
FarmFest in Geauga County, Ohio, on April 24, 2004. Visitors at Ledgemont High School and Township Square were surprised and pleased to have the opportunity to ride Tsammy and lead Purebred Arabian yearling filly, WIW Royal Windsong, without any assistance and often without any prior experience. They all did a great job of showing how much fun a horsey- experience can be. For those who confided to us how much they have always wanted a horse of their own to love and to enjoy, we sincerely hope that their dream of horse-ownership will become a reality. We hope that we were able to demonstrate the quiet, sensible usability of the Purebred and Partbred Arabian Horse.
We hope to see you next year at Thompson's FarmFest !! |
Congratulations to Thompson resident, Felicia Holbert, who already owns an Arabian horse! Look at her great form aboard our Supreme Tsamaz in the round pen behind Ledgemont High School during the Thompson FarmFest on Saturday, April 24, 2004. |
Joey Bruno could not turn down the opportunity to ride an Arabian horse. If you look closely, you will see his obvious pleasure with Supreme Tsamaz. |
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| Five year old Collin Van Fawcett is shown here being led by Diane Jones. Minutes later Collin was riding Supreme Tsamaz without any assistance whatever! Doesn't he look happy on this "wild and crazy" Arabian horse? | An unidentified vendor at the Thompson, Ohio, FarmFest confided that she always has wanted to own a horse. Here she is obviously enjoying Supreme Tsamaz . We hope to know one day that she has realized her dream of owning a horse, and perhaps she will be fortunate enough to have a purebred or partbred Arab! |
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| Supreme Tsamaz enjoys the attention on Thompson Square. Just look at this "wild and crazy" Arab! | Here is another "wild and crazy" Arabian, the yearling purebred filly, WIW Royal Windsong. Alexsandra Bird (right) and a friend do not look frightened at all. < |
