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Hi Kendra.. I just wanted to say THANKS!!!! You found the perfect horse for Kaidee and she was even in my price range. Since Purchasing Roxie a few months ago, Kaidee has spent alot of time riding and just getting together with her. She has already won a buckle on her...after thier 3rd competetion, and has won money the last 3 out of four times she has entered up. The latest one being at the WBR finals.. You really know how to match a team. This mare is everything you said she was. This has to be one of the most willing and honest horses my daughter has ever been on. She is the perfect step up confidence builder that KaiDee needed. We will defenitly look to you for our next Barrel horse purchase..Maybe this time we will be looking for "mom" a horse.
Thank you so much Kendra
Shelly Herring and Kaidee Squibb
PS... I really appreciate the time you spend with Kaidee when she calls for advice or to share her good news with you. That means the world to her. You defenitly have a special place in out hearts.
Kendra, I read your “Inspiration” article on your website in which you talked about “bathing something in prayer” and thought I’d share something with you:
I owned a Hardware store for many years – best of my life – and during that time led a young man to the Lord who worked for me. He didn’t really understand a lot but he was trying (and a great worker, by the way). Betty (my wife) and I were talking one Monday about the need we had for a panel truck for deliveries and John was listening. Betty asked me the make I wanted and I told her, she asked the year (I said not over 5 years old) and she asked price (I said $3500), she asked when I wanted it and I told her it would be nice to get it before we closed on Saturday, lastly she asked the color and I said it really didn’t matter but blue would be nice. She wrote this all down in our Prayer book.
Betty checked our daily receipts at 6 pm each day – and each day John would ask “got that truck yet?” and Betty would answer “it’s not Saturday closing time yet”. This went on every day all week – and on Saturday Betty was checking out the last customer when John asked “got that truck yet?”. The man at the register said “you guys looking for a truck? I’ve got a panel I’d like to sell. We asked the year (four years old), make, mileage and price ($3,200) he was asking. As he was going out the door, Betty asked, “By the way, what color is it?” You guessed it – blue.
Not only was it a great buy for us, it really taught a young Christian the power of prayer.
Joe Chandler
Lone Star Silversmith