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Apple Run Horse and Pony Ranch
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Dusty was a well loved western pleasure and trail horse of Apple Run. Dusty coliced and twisted his gut. Dusty had to be shot 03/03/08.
Peanut was a Norwegian Fjord, the breed of horse that we were going to breed. At only 13, Peanut got founder and had to be euthanized. We have made this page in memory of those we could not save, and for Peanut.
Destiny was the first horse of the AR Ranch. She was very wild, and we tried everything to help her. We took her to a pro trainer, and he put her in the wrong stall. 20 horse were taken form the trainers and sent to the auction, and Destiny went by mistake. We still do not know where she is. We just want to know she is okay, and alive. We offer a 2,000 dollar reward if you can bring her back alive. Email us if you have any info about her, or want some more info on her to help us find her. She was last seen at Mike's Auction in Limonite CA, she has perfect diamond on her forehead, and has three or five spots on her right side, there is also a dent there like she was kicked in the ribs. She has a sock and ermine on her left rear leg. She hates her feet done, will not let men ride her, is hard to catch or cinch, but is very well halter broke and rides nicely, she is alo a wonderful mother that lets her foals climb all over her.
Penny was a beloved broodmare and Snickers only friend. Penny died of liver failure.
This was our little female rabbit. Biscuit died of pregnancy complications, but she was always a happy little rex rabbit.
One of our first horses, Popcorn had a drastic fight with colic at 35 years old. After the fight, poor Popcorn was so sick that he passed away from a heart attack. We will always love you Popcorn.
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