IN LOVING MEMORY OF


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April 23, 2005 was a very bad day here at the ranch.  We lost Summere' and the baby.  She delivered the foal at around 2am but it was still born because the placenta came out over the water sac.  It was a black filly with a star.  Then Summer couldn't get up.  We call the vet and he came out and we ran fluids and got her propped up against some straw bales.  She was alert but very uncomfortable.  She was laboring to  breathing and her uterus was prolapsed.  By about 10am she was died.  We couldn't do anything for her.  Bill had her insured and the vet did a necropsy and found that she had a small rupture in her stomach that had been leaking into her abdominal cavity.  He said that it was probably going on for some time and that is what triggered the early delivery. 

Bill buried her here on the ranch along with her foal.  It just hurts so much when you lose a horse and it hurts so much more when you lose two a mother and foal.  She was the grandkids' first horse they ever rode and Bill's first walking horse.  She has made so many great memories here at the ranch and we enjoyed riding her every year.  I will miss her deeply.  She was the heart of our herd and now God has a wonderful riding horse. 

Foaled May 27, 1990. She was a palomino mare who was the dam of Thrillers Blue Thunder, 2004 black stud colt.

She was Bill's first Tennesse Walking Horse and he bought her from a guy in Worland, Wyoming. She had an exceptionally smooth gait and anyone could ride her. She was about 14:2 hands.

She foaled three of our broodmares that we have today: Spring Goldust Girl #19907513, June Summer's Gold #20014719 and Cinderella Diamond Beauty #980030.

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