Mounted search and rescue

[bonnie elster <elster530@yahoo.com>]

My TWH has an Arab attitude! What fun!

 Celia Tamker <heavenonhorse@att.net> wrote:

Most of the people on our team have gaited horses such a SSH or TWH. Some
have Quarter horses. I am the loner with an Arabian who may have his moments
at home, but has always comes through when I need him. During our last
search I had to ride him down a busy street during rush hour to get to where
we needed to be.

celia
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> I occasionally come across horses all over the country that are
> reasonably priced and sound like they would make good MSAR horses. If
> anyone is looking for a horse feel free to let me know what you need. I
> don't mind passing the info along. I mostly have access to Morgans with
> some QHs and Arabs too.
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> Chris Pennington-Boggio
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> Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2003 15:02:32 EST
> From: Deb8562@aol.com
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> Chris,
> I would be interested in a reasonably priced QH, appaloosa or paint that
> might make a good MSAR horse.
> Thanks
> Debbie Dooley
> Texas
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> Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2003 16:39:19 -0700
> From: Una Smith
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> I can't say enough good things about "old" polo ponies. They
> are excellent "using" horses, and come to you already used to
> more fuss, commotion, excitement, and general stress than any
> incident base camp or staging area, or even a rodeo, presents.
> They are also more used than most horses to: looking out for
> you and for themselves, watching where they step, going in a
> crowd with other horses, and just plain working hard.
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> Also, once they're too old (read slow) for the local level of
> polo, they are cheap ($1,500 to $3,000). Mine is in her 20's,
> still a lot of horse, and a real gem of a SAR horse.
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> Una
> Santa Fe County Sheriff's Posse, New Mexico
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