January 13, 2008
Life can have such sharp turns, Macee fell and broke her leg, and even in that horrific time
before I let her go she loved me with grace and dignity. Thank you for your understanding,
I know this is the circle of life, knowing is such a mental thing, my heart has little understanding.
I slept better last night, I awoke this morning and knew Macee would not want me to feel so devastated,
she has no regrets regarding her life with me and gave me her beautiful son Peppy. In Macee's last moments
she never panicked, she lay calmly as I embraced her, together as she left this life even in her going she gave me understanding.
I will miss my friend, but I will carry her wisdom, her love of life and her dignity in my soul the rest of my days.
I now await the foaling of my Macee's second grandfoal, she continues to bless my life.
Thankful for having such love, Sandie
March 11, 2005Dale and Susan,
We hope this note finds you both well and of course happy.
Scott and I have moved to a new house, we are now in Winchester.
We bought this nice little horse ranch, with a pasture for the gang.
Macee is doing well, Scott is now team penning with her.
Macee loves chasing the cattle and she is wonderful with Scott as
he is a fairly new rider and does not have the best of balance,
she is very forgiving. Of course she still takes me for great rides.
Macee cares for us both, Scott with a hip replacement and me
waiting for a new knee.
Peppy is back from the trainer, on lay up. He is such a
good minded boy.
I am hoping to have a foal out of him and the Doc a Lena
we bought for him.
Our other girl starts showing this year in working cow horse,
so that will be fun.
Well we hope all is well and we just love our Macee. If you ever
get another like her let us know.
Riding a great horse
Sandie & Scott Smith