Harness Racing - Horse Racing - Dog Racing - Equestrian

Mar. 02 Pat Moss keeps her two old faithfuls: Business pure and simple has prompted Pat Moss to give up her show-jumping career to cenctrate on rally-driving. Besides a personal preference for the professionalism of racing-drivers as opposed to the amateurism of show-jumping, she feels that she can do better on the race-track. She also feels that the rewards of rally-driving are higher, and she will do better if she concentrates on one career. So she is selling her horses, that is except for two of them. And here sentiment crept in to her strictly business decision. Pat couldn't bear to part with two old faithfuls, Danny Boy, her 22-year old horse, and Dandy, her 33-year-old pony. These pictures show Pat Moss with her favourites at her home, White Cloud Farm, Tring, Harts. Photo shows the favourites get an extra meal - Pat with Danny Boy, aged 22, and the 33-year-old pony, Dandy

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22-year 33-year-old Besides Concentrates Couldnt Crept Dandy Decision Except Extra Favourites Feels Harts Higher Keeps Opposed Pony Preference Professionalism Prompted Pure Rewards Strictly Tring

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