RIP Horatius
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Re: RIP Horatius
Brushup wrote:http://www.bloodhorse.com/rss/article.asp?id=32062
Passed on the way most of us would love to go
>>>Pensioned Maryland Stallion Horatius Dead
Date Posted: February 5, 2006
Horatius, sire of Eclipse Award winner Safely Kept, died Feb. 3 in his paddock at Thornmar near Chestertown, Md.
"He was lying down napping in the sun and never got up," Thornmar's Charles McGinnes said about the pensioned 31-year-old son of Proudest Roman. "It was a wonderful and dignified way for him to leave us. Horatius made the farm. He was a member of the family occupying the same paddock across from our home for 25 years, and his presence will be sorely missed."<<<<
What a beautiful face he had!
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Charlie McGinnes and his wife Cynthia and stallion manager put a lot of love into that grand horse. Everytime I mentioned Horatius, Charlie would have a great grin. Great horseman still. Good friend, I know you miss him. He's up there now looking down at how we conduct ourselves
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Horatius daughter needs a home!!!
I wish my animals would go like that but they never do.
If you want a piece of Horatius here is a nice mare that needs a home on this page (plus many more): http://www.brightfuturesfarm.org/adopti ... Horses.htm
If you want a piece of Horatius here is a nice mare that needs a home on this page (plus many more): http://www.brightfuturesfarm.org/adopti ... Horses.htm
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