The King Lives
The Elvis article in the spring issue was thoroughly enjoyed (other than the picture of padded and chained EBONY’S DOUBLE) by this reader. I’ve known for decades about Elvis’ horse ownership, but only in recent years that those horses were TWHs. A very informative article.

As a teenager, I was madly in love with Elvis (weren’t we all?), but my love of horses began much earlier than that. Now as a “cow-boy” (I never wanted to be a “cow-girl”) of a certain age, I’m having the time of my life with my dream horse, Trigger (UPHILL DUSTY
GOLD, descended from Roy Rogers’ Trigger Jr.). I’ve attached a “fall colours” picture to show off our Beautiful British Columbia riding trails, and to also show off Trigger, now 15 years old.

Thank you for a great, beautifully crafted magazine.

Natalie Speckmaier

Please, don’t tell me this summer is the last issue of (The) Gaited Horse Magazine. It is one of the best magazine’s going.
Great article on Elvis this issue.

Thanks,
Jack Vanderpool

I saw on your website that the magazine is ending. I hate to see you end this publication, it’s a great resource and I’m sure I’m not alone in loving it. Those of us in the sound horse world really need a resource like this.

Diane Sczepanski, Wisconsin

I just found out that The Gaited Horse magazine is closing its doors! Tell us it isn’t true! What could we do to prevent this from happening???

A loyal & devoted reader from day one,
Sue Harnach
Charlotte, NC

Wow! I’m surprised to learn about the last issue coming up. I have enjoyed the magazine for many years myself. I can only imagine the time and energy involved in putting it together. Thank you for your years of time, effort and the opportunity you have given to others and the gaited horse.

Best of luck with putting the last issue together. If I can be of any assistance, please let me know.

Have A Great Day,
Patty Beaty

Fun article.

Priscilla Presley

Happy Trails into the Sunset
I have enjoyed reading your magazine over several years. The Gaited Horse has really expanded my knowledge about gaited horses. It is a shame to loose such a valuable resource. There are just not that many quality resources available to the gaited horse enthusiast - please reconsider.

If you cannot be talked into reconsidering - please pass along “thanks” to all the valuable people who have made The Gaited Horse such a success.

Jeanne Strand

How sad we are that The Gaited Horse is riding into the sunset. That seems to be the norm for our horse life - we’ve never found our horses to be money makers, just wallet drainers, but
the joy they give is worth it, and that’s the same with The Gaited Horse Magazine. We’ll be sorry not to have it.

Diana and Harold Miller

I am a HUGE fan of The Gaited Horse Magazine!!! I am soooo saddened to hear that you are no longer going to have it for us. I wanted to email you my support if there is anything I can do to help keep it going please let me know so I can forward it on to all my gaited horse friends!

Your magazine has taught me and others a TON!! I look sooo forward to receiving it, and your color photos are wonderful Please let me know if there is anything that can be done to keep this magazine going.

Sincerely,
Dalynn Zampino and Splash (SSH)

I was sorry to learn that the Summer 2007 issue of The Gaited Horse Magazine will be the last.

Thank you for all of the outstanding issues you’ve produced over the years. Each one is a “keeper.” I will treasure my copies.

Sincerely,
Julie Lonnberg
Dryden, NY

So sorry to hear you are discontinuing this wonderful magazine.

Donna

PS - I will cherish every issue I have, but mostly the ones with Lee Ziegler’s articles. I miss her.

I make a point to drive to the nearest TSC, 21 miles away, to get your magazine! I am really sorry to hear you aren’t going to continue publishing! You were one of the very few magazines that had articles on Paso Finos!

I am sad to see you go.

Penny L. Hansen

Jim & Tina Caldwell

From us to you:
At first we thought, well ... how hokey can you get ... we can’t print these letters in our last “Letters” segment. But then they just kept coming ... And it dawned on us, it would be wrong not to honor the sincere emails, letters and calls we have received in the past few weeks since announcing that this would be our last issue.

It has truly been a great honor for us to share in your lives, and nothing could be more gratifying than knowing we have made a positive difference in them.

Thank you, from all of us, for taking the time to let us know that.

TGH staff

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