

(Beautiful chestnut half-Arab that died of colic at age 4.
I rode her only once.)

that was orphaned
(Arabian/Pony mix)

(I wished I could buy him. Sire was Abadee, below.)

(Dappled chestnut Arabian stallion bred to 4 of Kelly's mares in 1968)
Welsh Mountain Ponies Chic & Queen at Camp Sambica
Dixie (out of Chic), Queen & Princess (out of Queen)
from Camp Sambica Benny from Camp Sambica (yearling pony)
(A very calm colt out of Chic) Starblaze & me from Camp Sambica
(Very sweet pony, out of Chic, that ran fast!) Queen & me from Camp Sambica
(She truely was the queen of the herd, was trained
to pull a wagon, and trotted fast! Comfortable to ride bareback,
but very hard to get into a canter.)
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