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| Updated: 10/3/2011 |
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| SH Muzette |
In 1997, I began showing SH Muzette. I was
introduced to showing halter horses by Mark and
Tony Larscheidt, halter trainer and performance
trainer, respectively. It did not take long for me
to become hooked and addicted to showing. I enjoyed the fun, the excitement, the comrade and of
course a few ribbons here and there. Just when I achieved and created higher goals, Mark was
tragically killed in an automobile accident in December 1999. I was devastated not knowing what
to do next, where to go, and how to get there. I no longer had the desire, the will and the passion
to show my halter horse or any other horse. I was completely and utterly lost!
Yet somehow I mustered up enough energy to start attending horse shows and watch the halter
classes. I watched the performance classes hoping to find that passion to show my mare again. I
missed showing her, missed the people and missed the fun! While I watched the performance
classes, I contemplated showing her under saddle. However, she was not suited to be ridden in a
class when all she could physically manage was walk and trot. Thus, I searched for a stallion to
breed to her. Her first foal was by Scottsdale OnFire, RH PreshusSuzette. From that point on, I
realized that she could out produce herself and create Arabian athletes. It is while watching the
English Pleasure and Park classes that I fell in love with the excitement of showing high trotting
horses. It is my goal to one day show my very own horse in these classes.
For now, I sit back and watch my own horses develop while I better myself and prepare for my
return to the show ring.
introduced to showing halter horses by Mark and
Tony Larscheidt, halter trainer and performance
trainer, respectively. It did not take long for me
to become hooked and addicted to showing. I enjoyed the fun, the excitement, the comrade and of
course a few ribbons here and there. Just when I achieved and created higher goals, Mark was
tragically killed in an automobile accident in December 1999. I was devastated not knowing what
to do next, where to go, and how to get there. I no longer had the desire, the will and the passion
to show my halter horse or any other horse. I was completely and utterly lost!
Yet somehow I mustered up enough energy to start attending horse shows and watch the halter
classes. I watched the performance classes hoping to find that passion to show my mare again. I
missed showing her, missed the people and missed the fun! While I watched the performance
classes, I contemplated showing her under saddle. However, she was not suited to be ridden in a
class when all she could physically manage was walk and trot. Thus, I searched for a stallion to
breed to her. Her first foal was by Scottsdale OnFire, RH PreshusSuzette. From that point on, I
realized that she could out produce herself and create Arabian athletes. It is while watching the
English Pleasure and Park classes that I fell in love with the excitement of showing high trotting
horses. It is my goal to one day show my very own horse in these classes.
For now, I sit back and watch my own horses develop while I better myself and prepare for my
return to the show ring.
My name is Renee Severson. Ever since I was a
little girl and as far back as I can remember, I've
always had a passion for horses. There is so
much excitement while watching other people
compete, watching the foals develop into
beautiful athletic adults or watching my horses
progress in their training.
In August of 1992, I purchased my very first
horse, SH Muzette, from Shadowood Farm
International located in Dousman, Wisconsin.
Little did I know that my newly acquired eight
month old purebred Arabian filly would change
my life and lead me on a path to better things.
little girl and as far back as I can remember, I've
always had a passion for horses. There is so
much excitement while watching other people
compete, watching the foals develop into
beautiful athletic adults or watching my horses
progress in their training.
In August of 1992, I purchased my very first
horse, SH Muzette, from Shadowood Farm
International located in Dousman, Wisconsin.
Little did I know that my newly acquired eight
month old purebred Arabian filly would change
my life and lead me on a path to better things.