Holly Anne Thompson's Comments

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At 8:55pm on March 3, 2010, Brooke said…: I started to show at "a" rated shows this year. I have a pony named calvin, he is also a welsh. I have had hime for 3 yours and i show him. I ride with elaine hoffmann. My pony Calvin is from canada.

At 8:11am on March 3, 2010, Barbara F. said…: Yes, because there is a group here from Kentucky called Kentucky Hunter Jumper, so there are lots of younger members in that group. I'm in Toronto. :)

At 11:45am on March 2, 2010, Ine Annika Saito said…: Well I don't know at all who you are...so what do you like to do?Do you have any animals?How old are you?Where do you live?
I'm 20 and live in Sweden...

At 9:43am on March 2, 2010, Barbara F. said…: I'm from Canada too! I ride dressage and really enjoy it!

At 8:05am on March 1, 2010, Ine Annika Saito said…: ofcourse we can we be friends!
Who are you?
Well I ,have some kind of coaches
...my mum (Anita Saito-you can see her on two of my videos), horses....and friends!

At 4:09pm on February 28, 2010, Ine Annika Saito said…: well...I do all kind of voulting...cossac,trick voltige and my own imagination! ;-)
No I do not compete....I just do shows at events! :-D
There's some youtube videos to see if you like! :-D
www.youtube.com/user/IneAnnikaSaito

At 5:39am on February 27, 2010, Ine Annika Saito said…: Yes I do voulting! ^^ Really love doing voulting!

At 1:29am on February 26, 2010, Eliza Kristofferstuen said…: We live in a small country called Norway (inn Scandinavia).
So we both speak Norwegian,
but as most european countries we learn english inn school :-)
But it takes a couple of years before the children gets it, and are good enough to read, write and speak the language.

Have a nice day Holly Anne :-)

At 8:29pm on February 25, 2010, T-baum Tanenbaum said…: my trainer is Jessica Ruethe...

At 8:06pm on February 25, 2010, Alli Farkas said…: Holly Anne--I've been drawing/painting horses all my life,but it never occurred to me to try to sell them until my trainer suggested it. So I took a deep plunge into the world of outdoor/indoor exhibit booths last year, and have been making appearances at horse shows and horse expos. So far it's been a marketing experience more than a sales experience, although I have sold some. If you want a blow-by-blow description of the ups and downs of trying to make it as a portrait artist, you can visit my blog at www.allifarkasartist.wordpress.com. There are additional paintings on my website, www.allifarkas.com. Not trying to sell you anything here, just visit if you're curious!

At 2:19am on February 25, 2010, Eliza Kristofferstuen said…: Hi Holly Anne :-)
The foal on my pictures, is my now grown up horse.....well she is still my little baby *laughing*
I am 34years old, and I have a daughter who is 10 :-) , but she does not write english yet.....so she can not join inn here.

Lucky you, your pony is just a cutie :-)

At 2:43am on February 21, 2010, Cheyenne Billy said…: heey:)
yeh i compeat a little somtimes. what bout you? your horse looks nice [=]

At 10:34pm on February 20, 2010, T-baum Tanenbaum said…: helo, unfortunetley im not riding today! but the chestnut paint pony was my trainers old horse dakota. we sold him a while back... why?

At 11:05am on February 20, 2010, Gracelynn said…: yeah we get lots of snow i do compete with my horses. hopefully one dy i cn go to the olympics or atleast make it to the grand prix

At 6:28pm on February 19, 2010, Gracelynn said…: sure i would love to be your friend

At 2:33am on February 19, 2010, Eliza Kristofferstuen said…: Hi Holly Anne, I had to come an visit your page to :-) after you giving me such a nice comment!
Is it your horse on the picture? It was lovely, of course it has the right colour :-)

At 8:12am on February 16, 2010, Holly Anne Thompson said…: Hey guys thanks for visiting my page!!!!!! If you have any questions you can leave me comments

At 11:21am on February 14, 2010, Catherine Dukles said…: Yes, I ride dressage with my paint and I plan on showing my bay mare if she doesn't sell before this spring. What do you do with your pony?