Seminole Wind Morgans, Florida - Black Lippitt Morgan Stallion Ryegate RLK Moro at stud

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Well, here is a little bit about our family (as told by Donna.)
Jim and I have been married for 22 years. We have two daughters, Shana, from my first marriage and legally adopted by Jim, and Megan, who is, by far, the most talented equestrian in our family.

Jim owns his own paperhanging business having done work in the Smithsonian Institute in Washington,D.C., The White House and the Capital Building. Here in Florida he has done much of the wallcoverings at Walt Disney World, including EPCOT Center and MGM Studios.

I am a Registered Nurse, Certified in Emergency Nursing. I am now retired from nursing and get to spend all of my time working with our horses.I also make bird toys for parrots, conures, macaws, etc.

at right, Donna, Wind Dancer

Shana lives here in Central Florida, she is the front end manager of a grocery store and plans to start raising Lippit Morgans some time in the not to distant future.

Megan

Megan is the baby of the family.She is attending college with plans to become a pharmacist and is also very involved in community activities.On July 10, 2004 Meg married Brad Butler and of course, we have included a photo of the happy couple.She rides in her spare time. She has done extensive horseshowing using both English and Western disciplines. She and her horse Comet work very well together as in indicated by the numerous ribbons, plaques and trophys they have gotten each time they show.

Donna & Jim Poole
11110 NE 36th Avenue
Anthony, Florida 32617
Tel (352) 401-0111

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