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2009 New Mexico State Fair Donkey Show |
Congratulations
to Kathleen Murchison showing Eeebray's
Li'l Angels Mona
Lisa!
Hi Point Youth Donkey Champion!
1st Place Halter Color Class (all size donkeys)
1st Place Obstacle Driving (all size donkeys)
1st Place Showmanship Youth
2nd Place In-Hand Trail Youth
3rd Place Halter
3rd Place Pleasure Driving (all size donkeys) |
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Congratulations to Jessica
Aimonetti showing Eeebray's
Tex-Ass Gambler's Baby Ruth!
1st in In-Hand Trail Youth
3rd in Showmanship Youth
Way to go Jess! |
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Congratulations to Andrew
Aimonetti showing Eeebray's
Short Assets Nitro!
2nd Place Showmanship
3rd Place In Hand Trail Youth
2nd Place In Hand Barrels Youth
Nitro can be a handful for a 6 year old cowboy! Good job
Andrew!!! |
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Eeebray makes itself known in
Albuquerque The Magazine, August 2009 edition!!!!!!
Featured in the ABQ Underground, City
secrets section, the picture is of Li'l Angels Mona
Lisa pulling the cart with owner Elizabeth Moore
driving.
The picture was taken at Eeebray Farms
in Tijeras, New Mexico located in the Manzano Mountains
east of Albuquerque.
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Meet Eeebray, a new
jack foal owned by Darlene Buckman
of St Joe,
Kentucky!!! Congratulations Darlene,
we are honored that you named your
foal Eeebray! |
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The
Annual Ride/Drive at the Bosque Del
Apache Refuge was a great success.
Bosque del
Apache is Spanish for "woods of the
Apache," and is rooted in the time when
the Spanish observed Apaches routinely
camped in the riverside forest. Since
then the name has come to mean one of
the most spectacular national wildlife
refuges in North America. Here, tens of
thousands of birds-including sand hill
cranes, Arctic geese, and many kinds of
ducks--gather each autumn and stay
through the winter. Feeding snow geese
erupt in explosions of wings when
frightened by a stalking coyote, and at
dusk, flight after flight of geese and
cranes return to roost in the marshes.
The Refuge is
57,191 acres located along the Rio
Grande near Socorro, New Mexico. The
Refuge is located at the northern edge
of the Chihuahuan desert, and straddles
the Rio Grande.
The New Mexico
Carriage Association and the Rio Grande
Mule & Donkey Association are the only
equine groups invited in to the Refuge.
Every spring, the groups plan a
ride/drive where all their animals drive
or ride a beautiful 7 mile loop around
the Refuge and afterwards gather for a
potluck to talk about their equines and
experiences.
This year
there were carriage horses, mules,
donkeys, miniature horses, donkeys &
mules. It was beautiful weather and
everyone had a great time.
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