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About Llensha StablesI have been collecting Breyer horses since the middle 70's, when my Grandma gave me the #3035 USET GIft Set. I have been bit by the horsie bug ever since. Every year, I try to add another horse to the stables. My herd of OF Breyers resides in boxes at the home of my parents. My goal, is to have them with me. When my husband and I finally get a house of our own, there is going to be shelves! Lots of shelves!My interests in horses dates back to the first time I rode on the back of a grey horse in Mississippi. I remember that, even though it was such a long time ago. Since then, I've taken lessons, mucked stalls, groomed, leased, and was a squire at the MN Renaissance Festival. I fell in love with Draft horses and large horses in general after watching the movie LadyHawke. After all, who hasn't? Hee! Goiliath the Friesian lived in my dreams for a long time. I was smitten. Rutger Hauer was OK, but.......... When I first visited the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, in 1987, I was instantly drawn to the Jousting. It wasn't for the knights, well, OK, I admit that was a part of it :-), but what I was drawn to most were the horses. Large, wonderful horses that charged down the list and were so enchanting to watch. It was then and there that I wanted to work for the Jousters, and help take care of the horses.
Anyway, that was the start of 3 and a half years of complete horsy bliss. It was work, but it was fun! Squire Paul was awesome! He taught me tons! I groomed, washed, tacked up and armored the horses while I was there. I got to know the pieces of armor, and how they were put on. It was a great time.
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