I am happy anytime my tack does well at NAN, but this particular placing was perhaps a bit more special than the others. Unlike most of my customers, Carol is not a diehard performance person. She has just about the most amazing resin collection imaginable, and her main focus is the breed and workmanship halter rings. Performance is more of a fun--albeit stressful--sideline. I am so pleased to see someone like Carol be able to step up and win a good prize in the performance ring. After all, those performance pro's can't win everything, right?
And now I am going to brag just a little bit more and tell you that two other ribbon winners in this class were also wearing my tack--Melissa Sage's Willowmoor Prince and Tiffany Purdy's Anne Nicole Sugar Pie. Way to go, ladies, and thanks again for making my tack look so good!
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
NANtastic!
Carol Johnson sent me this picture of her Indy "American Pride" winning the Reserve Championship in the Custom Saddleseat class at NAN. 
I am happy anytime my tack does well at NAN, but this particular placing was perhaps a bit more special than the others. Unlike most of my customers, Carol is not a diehard performance person. She has just about the most amazing resin collection imaginable, and her main focus is the breed and workmanship halter rings. Performance is more of a fun--albeit stressful--sideline. I am so pleased to see someone like Carol be able to step up and win a good prize in the performance ring. After all, those performance pro's can't win everything, right?
And now I am going to brag just a little bit more and tell you that two other ribbon winners in this class were also wearing my tack--Melissa Sage's Willowmoor Prince and Tiffany Purdy's Anne Nicole Sugar Pie. Way to go, ladies, and thanks again for making my tack look so good!
I am happy anytime my tack does well at NAN, but this particular placing was perhaps a bit more special than the others. Unlike most of my customers, Carol is not a diehard performance person. She has just about the most amazing resin collection imaginable, and her main focus is the breed and workmanship halter rings. Performance is more of a fun--albeit stressful--sideline. I am so pleased to see someone like Carol be able to step up and win a good prize in the performance ring. After all, those performance pro's can't win everything, right?
And now I am going to brag just a little bit more and tell you that two other ribbon winners in this class were also wearing my tack--Melissa Sage's Willowmoor Prince and Tiffany Purdy's Anne Nicole Sugar Pie. Way to go, ladies, and thanks again for making my tack look so good!
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