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Above : Ink spring of 2008
Every day a great horse is born and everyday a great horse is forgotten. With every hour, day and month spent in the presence of a great horse, we barrow the depths to our hearts and the keys to secret abiss. We are granted the oppurtunity to learn, view and share a gift with a special animal that lives in a special world, far from the travels of the beaten path, that is often over-looked.
Ink is a 2000 ex-racer gelding who this blog was started for and inspired by. It is written by his owner Keri and highlights his life through their work and their relationship with one very special Arabian mare.
Take a step with us.
"When love is what you seek, let the eyes speak, and look amongst those that let the ground sweep beneath their feet." - (c) Keri S. (of Inkeq) '07
"A Horse knows of no Lies, the truth lies just behind those gentle eyes" - Keri S. (of Inkeq)
© Keri S. 2006 - 2007
Our horses know our secrets;
we braid our tears into their manes
and whisper our hopes into their ears - unknown
This is my personal imood.
This is the photo eloquent pic of the week. Titled "Velvet." Errika!
How incredibly tragic to lose such a talented young girl. What an amazing job she did with that horse. It’s so easy to be overconfident when we’re young and feel like we can do anything. If she can jump picnic tables and wheelbarrows and four and half foot obstacles, why not try the unmovable, unforgiving fence too? I know firsthand what it feels like to lose a good friend unexpectedly and tragically like this. My heart goes out to Jessica’s friends and family. I’m sure their heads are all filled with “if onlys,” and that is a hard place to be.
So tragic.
She was my friend
I used to talk to her
and I always made pictures of Boomer and her on photoshop
She was so nice and no one will ever forget her <3