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Pa Horsin For City Folks Horses And Hearts
Local profiles explore how city residents take on horse ownership amid costs and effort, balancing time, care, and community pride as they share personal journeys with their equine partners.
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Woman in Washington Fulfills Dream of Horse Ownership
Mrs. Tom Horak and husband bought two half Arabian horses after years of longing. Growing up around stables in Joliet and college dating horses, she saved money by babysitting and cooking for large crowds to buy the second horse, balancing family life with animal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheilah Klapp
Tom
Barbara) Horak
Washington
Mrs. Horak
Babbs
Richard Horak
Barbara
Joliet, Ill
Chicago
Joliet
Callie
Tom Horak
Sara Robertson's lifelong bond with horses drives her life
Sara Robertson, 13, lives in Washington with her grandparents in Crawfordsville where horses shape every day. She owns two horses, a mare and a gelding named Chick and Blue Boy, and spends winters riding in extreme cold. Her family supports her, taking her to horse shows and the county fair where she earned reserve champion colt in 4 H before the colt died. Sara dreams of training horses and even becoming a jockey, while her grandmother Grace Robertson and others share in her devotion to the animals.
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Sara Robertson
Grace Robertson
Crawfordsville
Sara
R.L. Robertson
Washington
Robertson
Chick
Pat
Nancy
Grant Walker
NeaI Lampkin and daughter share love of horses
Neal Lampkin and his daughter Ann are avid horse lovers with three horses, four dogs, two cats, and a lively household. The family began long ago with ponies in Iowa and later expanded after a doctor urged a relaxing hobby. Shiloh, Misty, and Firecracker joined the brood, each with distinct personalities, while Ann’s devotion to horses grew from a childhood fascination and a Crawfordsville pony show find.
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Sheilah Klapp
Noah of the
Lampkins
Shiloh
Ann
Misty Lady
Iowa
Brazil
Centerville
Lampkin
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Misty
Crawfordsville
Dude Lowe
Jeff
Kalona
Mrs. Lampkin
Firecracker
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