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[SIZE=10pt]Her name is Hemlock Brooks Amber Lace. She was bred by J.C. Williams of South Carolina, of the well-known Dell Teras line.
Foaled May 2, 1983, her dam was Dell Teras Flower Girl, and sire was Dell Teras Apache who went back to Del's Little Man.
Amber was bred to Hemlock Brooks Silver Legend, and produced the first of 12 registered foals in 1988. We purchased her in 2004,
and she gave us two beautiful filles. Her last foal was in 2005, and she is retired from breeding, although she still nickers to the stallions,
just to let them know she "might" be interested.
I call her a beautiful older lady who is so gentle and trusting of people. Her previous owner took her to nursing homes, parades,
and children's programs in her younger years. Amber always behaved like a lady. She "talks" to us each morning if she doesn't
get her grain first, and she's always the first to come in from the pasture to her stall, and will stand there and let you know
she's ready for dinner!
Realistically, I know the day will come when she can no longer run out to the green grass, but we will treasure and care for
this wonderful old girl, a living piece of miniature horse history. [/SIZE]
Wish Amber Lace a Happy Birthday, even if it's somewhat belated!
Foaled May 2, 1983, her dam was Dell Teras Flower Girl, and sire was Dell Teras Apache who went back to Del's Little Man.
Amber was bred to Hemlock Brooks Silver Legend, and produced the first of 12 registered foals in 1988. We purchased her in 2004,
and she gave us two beautiful filles. Her last foal was in 2005, and she is retired from breeding, although she still nickers to the stallions,
just to let them know she "might" be interested.
I call her a beautiful older lady who is so gentle and trusting of people. Her previous owner took her to nursing homes, parades,
and children's programs in her younger years. Amber always behaved like a lady. She "talks" to us each morning if she doesn't
get her grain first, and she's always the first to come in from the pasture to her stall, and will stand there and let you know
she's ready for dinner!
Realistically, I know the day will come when she can no longer run out to the green grass, but we will treasure and care for
this wonderful old girl, a living piece of miniature horse history. [/SIZE]
Wish Amber Lace a Happy Birthday, even if it's somewhat belated!
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