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Name: |
TShockwave
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Age: |
Five years old
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Gender: |
Male
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Kind: |
Arabian
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Home: |
Amboy, Washington, USA
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This
is TShockwave, a five-year-old registered Arabian gelding. We
reside in Amboy, Washington near Mt ST Helens. We purchased TShockwave
from an Arabian farm in Oregon as an unhealthy yearling. He was covered
with lice and rainrot, and I really didn't think he would amount to
much. I even tried unsuccessfully to sell him, but no one else wanted
him either! I am very thankful for that as I have never met a more loyal
horse. He has surpassed my highest expectations and I am honored to ride
him in parades and play days in our area. He has taught me one of life's
most valuable lessons, that often there is more than first meets the
eye! Let the star in you and your pets shine in everything you do!
Shockwave just keeps amazing me! He is my all around best friend. I have
roped off him, penned cattle, ridden with a drill team and now we are
part of the Top 10 riders, which is a gaming club. He is running and
living with all his heart. Everything he does he gives 110%. Its amazing
to me that just three years ago I couldn't find a buyer for him. Now almost
everywhere I go everyone wishes they had a horse that was as versatile
as him!
Shockwave is very lovable, he hates to be left behind! If I take our
other horse for a ride around the prairie and leave him home he whinnies
for us and will run to each corner of the pasture to get a glimpse of
us! I have used John Lyons methods on him and trained him myself. He has
been handled with love and respect since I have had him, and has shown
the same regard to me and the family. He always comes when he is called
from the pasture, ready for his next adventure.
When I was a little girl, I always wanted a horse like him. Today and
every day I thank God for allowing me to have him. I continue to watch
the ads in the paper for those horses who need TLC. Maybe someday there
will be another little ugly baby who needs someone to see past the outer
appearance and into the soul and heart. If I should be so lucky again, I
wouldn't hesitate to bring him home and treat him like one of the
family.
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