Article By Ed Ames
Hi Ladies,
I received an email this morning from an occasion visitor who found this article by Ed Ames. I am sure that you all will find it interesting to read.
Thank you, Sue for send this information. As I said in my reply to you, please come and join us.
Suzy
http://heartofahorse.com/newsletters/my-life-horses-ed-ames.html
I received an email this morning from an occasion visitor who found this article by Ed Ames. I am sure that you all will find it interesting to read.
Thank you, Sue for send this information. As I said in my reply to you, please come and join us.
Suzy
http://heartofahorse.com/newsletters/my-life-horses-ed-ames.html
Very nice article...I kept thinking of Cynthia the whole time! I don't know horses very well, although my neighbor owns 40 acres next to us and has three horses.I love taking apples every now and then to them and a few honeysuckle branches. And they run up to me now because they know I have a few goodies. But that's as familiar as it gets!
Heather
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hi, very nice article. man of my heart i love animals they one thing i never had that i always wanted was a horse but i always lived in the city so it was almost impossible. horses are such beautiful animals.cathy
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Thanks so much! I love the article--amazing how you find these kinds of things. His horses are cute, too. I wonder if he's ever seen a horse with a black body and white mane and tail. I've seen it once as it's so rare but I like them.
Inahlee
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I really appreciated the article. I knew he had the ranch in Utah, but did not know about the one in Santa Ynez. He is obviously a very gentle, caring, thoughtful man.
I always wanted a horse too, but alas, unable to have one. My niece in Texas, however, had a beautiful Arabian Gelding by the name of Izod. He was her first 'love'. Unfortunately, he had to finally be put down. I think he was around 23 when he died. Her heart was broken and still, 4 years later she is unable to talk about him.
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It was a great article, a great way to begin my day. Horses are prey animals, and as such require a gentle touch to become a willing partner. Need I say more?
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How wonderful of Mr. Ames to share some of his private thoughts. Absolutely lovely. Cynthia, you are making me think too much.
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A wonderful article. It truly shows his love of horses. A gentle man for a gentle animal, a perfect pairing.A beautiful 'insight' into an interesting man!
Rebecca
P.S. Keats, control yourself.......
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Hi,
What a really nice article. It only re-affirms my opinion of him. As I always say he is a gentleman, and a gentle man. I just love it, and loved reading it.
Thank you, Sue, and Suzy for sharing it with us.
Happy 4th Ladies, Off to Bradford Saturday morning to see the folks.
Take care,
Susie
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Very nice article. It is good to see how much he cares for his horses. They are a very smart animal. I have had horses since I was 11 years old. I was lucky and lived on a farm. At one time we had 30 horses and ponies. My sister and I showed in western classes a lot and in 4-H horse and pony. So this article hits home to me. Horses are my favorite. I had to sell my last one ( a gray Arabian gelding ) when Michael was born. I really really miss riding. Mr. Ames is a very caring person and its nice to read these articles about him.
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Thank You much for sharing this find. Its a great article that shows Mr Ames for the kind and loving man that he is. The horses are very lucky indeed and he is a awsome man.
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Eureka!! This artice confirmed what I have long suspected - that Ed was named after the character in "The Count Of Monte Cristo". Wow, I feel like a regular Sherlock Holmes for making that connection by myself. Thanks for independent verification AND a great read!
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