Finding Colorful Clue - Have You Seen Me?
All horse people fall in love with one particular horse at some point in their life. This girl fell in love with a horse that was sold. I can really relate to this story. Though I never had a horse that I loved sold, I know what it’s like to find the one horse that you don’t want to part with. The horse you hope to have for it’s entire life.
If you have any information about this horse please contact the owner.
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By the end of our leasing period she was not only my horse, but my best friend, and even my parents and brother considered her a part of the family. When the real owner came down with cancer they needed to sell her. We really wanted to buy her but it was way out of our price range. So they ended up taking her to an auction and we bid on her there and lost her by $50.
She has caused alot of tears in my life she was my first horse and nothing will ever replace her. 3 horses later and I still wish I had her the most. I just want to find out how my best friend and my old baby is doing and see if I could buy her back. my price range is much higher now than it was then, but if the current owner is not interested in selling. I just want to go see her.
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Horse Details:
Reg.Paint
Name: Colorful Clue
Mare
Year Born : 1997
Location : North Carolina
If you have information about this horse please contact owner.
That’s so sad. I hope she can find her. I’m one of those people who view horses as pets…almost family members, like our dogs. This girl wants her friend back.
[...] Posted by Bill on Dec 20 2006 at 04:51 pm | Tagged as: Horse Lifestyle A few posts ago (Should you buy a horse?), I recommended leasing a horse as a great way to figure out whether or not you should buy one. I still think horse leasing is a great idea but today I read about a downside that needs to be considered. Mona over at Horse Approved passed on the story of a 14 year old girl named Sarah in North Carolina who is trying to find an old friend. Her parents leased a mare named Colorful Clue for her as a Christmas present a few years ago, intending to purchase the horse if Sarah proved she would be responsible for it. Unfortunately, the actual owner of the horse fell ill with cancer and wanted the sell it for more than Sarah’s parents were able to pay. Eventually Colorful Clue went to auction and Sarah’s parents lost the opportunity to purchase her by only $50. Now, two years later, Sarah is trying to track down Colorful Clue. She says her budget is higher now but even if she couldn’t purchase the horse, she’d at least like to know how she’s doing. [...]
I hope you have success in finding this horse. I know what it’s like to have a horse you care from gone and out of your control. It can be heartbreaking. As much as we love them is how much we ache when they’re gone. Thanks for sure.
You should try and look on craigslist. Ask people there if they have seen her or heard of her. Hope this helps.
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