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Artic Gamble and his little girl Danielle Russell. April 2007
Artic Gamble. - October 29, 2006
Danielle and Ron Russell are the proud owners of Artic Gamble along with mom Cindy.
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Our horses > success stories > Artic GambleArtic Gamble"Gamble" was a horse for sale at Bits & Bytes Farm. The Ron and Cindy Russell decided to purchase "Gamble" as a surprise Christmas present for their daughter Danielle.
April 16, 2007Elizabeth, Danielle loves seeing her artwork on your site!!! So, with Daddy out on a fire call, we thought we would
take our mind off that for a while, and get some
photos (Danielle took the ones of me and Gamble-she's
Hopefully the next set will show some riding! I didn't want to send out the camcorder from work until I could get you some new photos...here is the family "regular weeknight" (notice the one with Danielle in the wheelbarrow!) Say hi to all of the beautiful horses at the farm!
April 13, 2007Hi Elizabeth!
I've just never had a horse take so long to settle in. He's getting better!! I try to spend time with him in his stall a lot too (he seemed like that was something he wasn't very comfortable with-and was something we needed to work on) You still have to watch where you are and where he's going. I have come to think he believes we are the protectors - (I guess Pete doesn't qualify for a herd)! He will literally jump on top of you if something boogers him...he doesn't realize he's the big one! Eventually we'll look at bringing in another horse, and I'm sure that will be another security blanket for him. We only lightly ride, but it doesn't seem to make a difference
with him-behaviorally or physically. He doesn't care what you're
doing...he just wants to be a part of it! I get teary eyed when I watch him in the pasture, or over the
stall door...Ron and I both think he is the most beautiful thing
in the world (next to Danielle of course)! Thanks again, January 13, 2007Hey Bits and Bytes!! Gamble just wanted to say good morning! Also, sending an updated barn shot too...we are slowly getting there (we figure in another year we'll have everything the way we want it! Gamble is always ready to help out!! :-) He follows Ron around like a puppy dog...he has to have him in his sights at all times! Gamble has been ready to help out everytime we've had the power tools going. Nothing like an air compressor, generator, and power tools to NOT scare an OTTB!! It doesn't matter what you're doing...Gamble just wants to be a part of it! He's Ron's Buddy! Good thing Danielle doesn't mind sharing her horse with Daddy!! Have a terrific weekend! The guys are aerating and seeding the pastures this weekend...with all the rain we've had, and are going to get again, we couldn't resist! Talk to you soon. December 25, 2006 Elizabeth,
I don't think we'll ever be able to top this Christmas...I hope Danielle will tell her children about this one!! Thanks for helping out Mrs. Clause!! :-) We love the web site update! Ron's at home today trying to work some more on the barn. (but a lot of the supply companies are closed today) so I don't know what he'll get done. We couldn't be happier with how everything fell into place. And Gamble has won our hearts! Pete (the mini) is your typical little pony terror! But it's so cute to see Gamble go from the back pasture to the front pasture (for the good grass) and the whole time he's stopping and looking back waiting for Pete to catch up...it's a riot to watch. WHO'S BABYSITTING WHO?
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