I hope I look as good as she does if I manage to live to 101! Maybe it will happen….we share the same birthday (not the same year, lol).
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What an inspiration she is!
I am now 69 years old and do everything myself, breed, raise, train and show my own. This video has given me a new goal.
I have a neighbor and dear friend named Bert Bonnett. He will be 102 years old in February, 2012. He still feeds and cleans stalls for 6 horses and a mule named Ears. He rides several times a week and is amazing to see sitting tall in the saddle. I remember riding with him the first time about 20 years ago and thinking “My gosh – I’m riding with an 80 year old!” Who would ever think I’d still be riding with him? He’s my hero!
It’s ironic that Mrs. Reeves died after being thrown by her horse. I don’t think this wonderful lady would have had it any other way.
that was just amazing .. I wanta be still riding at her age too
I am a 101 year old horse persom wannabe.
thats amazing & inspiring thanx heaps for sharing 🙂
wow this is cool and gives us a goal! 🙂
Thank you for sharing!!!!!!
Fantastic. My friend’s dad in Montana is 81 and still rides all the time. I hope I am able to do the same!!
Thank YOU! This was awesome and inspiring…
WOW –
That’s amazing, Stacy and since your great grandmother lived to 101, it very well could be you!!
I had to share this on facebook, hope you dont mind…it is great
Some wise word’s that we can all live by. What an awesome lady.
Aged 27 years I knew a woman like her. She 92 years old but looked like being in the age of 72 or so. Wearing jeans and sneakers she friendly laughed at me: “Ohhh! Just 27, you know nothing, you are a BABY!”. This was so nice and funny. My father, horseman since his childhood aged 8, nowadays is still owner of a horse and riding it, now he’s 78 years old, riding a little slowly and his horse (athletic Hannoverian horse) knows that after 10 minutes at the latest they stand still to have a break. My father don’t need to stop him, he stops “voluntarily”, so to speak as a friendly offer to my father. 😉 (BTW now I’m 46 years old and feel younger than ever before).
This is amazing…I had to share it on my face book also!
That is my goal! To ride for a very long time. Thanks for sharing this Stacy.