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Subject: ::Change of Heart::

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Taylor

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Date Posted: 03:40:31 09/08/06 Fri
In reply to: dealer 's message, "..a taste of perfection.." on 16:57:05 09/07/06 Thu

A sigh slid from Taylor's vocals upon learning that Chantilly didn't have the training for dressage, and wouldn't be able to handle cross country. What a dissapointment that is. She stepped away from Chantilly, studying the mare carefully. Taylor was a dressage pro, seh could at least train Chantilly in dressage. And what she didn't possess for cross country, Doc had in abundance. Perhaps after some training, she'd produce the kind of foal that Taylor was looking for. Having thought this out carefully, she turned once more to Mr. Cohen.

A hand rested on the mare's withers as she began questioning her owner. All right, How do you think she'd do in Dressage? I've got a stallion that has the endurance and skill for dressage and cross country. I'm looking to show a mare, then breed her once I've finished with heavy competing. What are your thoughts on my training Chantilly in dressage, working some more on her arena work and jumping, and then breeding her to my stallion? of course, the foal wouldn't be a purebred, but that was fine by Taylor, she was after drive and natural born talent, not breed lines.

SHe's a beautiful mare.. and my stallion hasn't got anywhere near her skill in going over jumps. If she could pass that on to her offspring, it would be more than I'd hoped for. Of course, that wouldn't be for years to come yet... She still had to do some serious training with Doc, as well as with Chantilly, possibly, before she bred either one of them

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Subject	Author	Date
..a taste of perfection..	dealer	08:42:05 09/08/06 Fri
::Change of Heart:: -- Taylor, 10:07:32 09/08/06 Fri ..a taste of perfection.. -- dealer, 11:55:10 09/08/06 Fri ::Change of Heart:: -- Taylor, 02:49:46 09/09/06 Sat ..a taste of perfection.. -- Chantilly Lace, 08:00:29 09/11/06 Mon ::Change of Heart:: -- Taylor, 12:09:46 09/11/06 Mon ..a taste of perfection.. -- dealer, 19:46:16 09/14/06 Thu ::Change of Heart:: -- Taylor, 04:09:12 09/15/06 Fri