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Shavings

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This might be a long shoot but in 2008 we brought a 3 year old chestnut and white horse called dream/ dream catcher he was with us for just short of a year before due to college commitment we had to sell him, he was sold to a place called Valiants in Lancashire, were we was then sold on (i cant ask them were we went as sadly the older gentleman is no longer with us) just wanted to know if any one could give me some news on him good or bad, did love this little horse and he is missed,other details on him was he was about 15'2 when sold but was still growing so would be at lest 16HH now his father was Orlando and his mother was a mare called wisper.
there are 2 photos of him

Very distinctive spots on neck
dreamnp.jpg

By sibbystar at 2011-11-19
side view
dreamcatcher.jpg

By sibbystar at 2011-11-19

if any one knows were he may be or may have owned, rider, or looked after him i would love to know :) just be nice to see how little chap is doing now, he would be about 6 or 7 now i think
 
ye i hope i find some news on him, he is very differant to all orlando babies i have seen, but i thing thats due to his mum she was a heavy weight coloured cob who was only 14'2 but he was a big boy so i know he has taken orlando's hight and jump!! we had him in a field and he had never jumped before, he saw a bale of hay in the next field and guess what! the little Muncie cantered towards the fence and just pops it like a pole when it was a 3 rail, post and rail fence!!
i hope some out out there any bring me some news on this lad!!! he was one of a kind, cheeky but very caring
 
He's very distinctive, there won't be many with those markings.

Hope you get lucky with some news of his whereabouts :)
 
He's on the National Equine Directory, but it doesn't give any details of owners or where he is now. You can do a passport check which costs one point, it costs £4 for 5 points, edited to say that you need passport details to do this, I misread, so sorry.

Good luck with finding him :)
 
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