Anyhoo, the BreyerFest Hair Fascinator contest required young entrants to create a hair piece that contained model horses with a British theme. Below is Alivia's stunning, winning creation:
It even lights up! |
When she is not busy out-styling the Duchess of Cambridge, Alivia can be found doing all sorts of fun things with her sweet little pony, Shadow.
Cross-country schooling at River Glen |
More cross-country at River Glen |
Hunting in 2011-2012 with the Tennessee Valley Hunt |
All I have to say is that if it were more socially-acceptable for someone in her 30's to (still) collect model horses and handcraft fancy hats, then I totally would have been there in Lexington this year. If someone at Breyer gets ambitious and manages to persuade Benedict Cumberbatch to present the new War Horse model at next year's gathering, then I will be right down front -- possibly knocking 60lb 11 and 12-year-old girls outta my way. No, I kid, I kid. But, really.....
2 comments:
Hi Holly,
I've been following your blog for awhile, though I don't think I've ever commented. I am currently going to school at UT, and this year I'm going to try to bring my horse down from CT, but I'm having trouble finding a boarding facility nearby. I am also an amateur event rider, though I'd be perfectly happy to just stick to dressage. Any suggestions? I'd love to hear from you! my e-mail is amy.bergamo@gmail.com.
Hi Amy! Thank you so much for catching up with me. I do have a few good suggestions for eventing/dressage barns that I'll send your way. I'll drop you an email later this evening!
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