BnB - i never knew Theo's your hubby! He used to stay at my place when i was on the farm at Parilla. Top bloke & farrier! I always recommend him to everyone.

Look like I've let the cat out of the bag now. Don't usually tell people, but hey not often you come across people from the past.

Lea - Yes Uncle Ken is well, still see him! What does Nick get up to these days - sure he would remember me my name is Rebecca & @ prices I had a little horse called Matasha?
wellwisher - Yep I still know Alex (she is due to have a baby anyday) & she still has Calypso (clip) @ her Strathalbyn property.I also used to agist @ klippel avenue - bruno's, think it was the westerns as well etc. The last mare i sold i agisted @ Glenleigh (a little warmblood x mare) - Lily (Wandaroo Monoliss) and that would have been about 4-5 years ago when I was pregnant with my first child (I dont remember a Kylie though??) - the owner of Brindavin @ the time brought Lily.

Well Nick has been married and divorced, one daughter, now engaged to Amanda. Lives 20 mins from me on this side of town. Not into horses anymore, it's now motor bikes and ski boats and Big Day Out. He is 34 now. Will lend a hand if I need it but otherwise leaves the horses alone.

He is a fitter turner toolmaker, fits hydrulic lifts and wheelchair lifts, various other things.

Still looks like Nick older but with less hair, the mullet has gone never to return.

Is Ken's wife (Joan) still with us last time I saw her she wasn't well.

I heard a few years ago that Mr Price died but haven't heard anything of Shirley.

I went past Trott Pk a couple of years ago and didn't recognise the place it's been built out.

Yep remember Nicks long hair, lol! Aunty Joan is still with us & going ok - there daughter Christine has moved down from QLD and is living with them to help out. As far as I know Mr Price is still alive and his house is the first one you see from the road when driving on lemon road (pretty much in the paddock where all your horses used to be), I am not sure about Shirley?

Who owned Matasha before you beccat? Was she a little stocky bay? Because i definitely remember that name. Your name is familiar too but i can't remember from where or why.

It's good to hear that Mr Price is still here with us, it doesn't surprise me though, the person who told me is a few tinnies short of a slab. Better make that all but one tinny short. You would probably remember her but I wont go there.

Do you remember the ferals that were there for a short time? They bought that beautiful foal and shut it in the stall that Barney used when he was in training with Ken. Felt so sorry for that poor thing would have probably grown up to be a nut case and it wouldn't have been her fault.

My they caused some trouble, everything that wasn't locked down and had an armed guard on it was removed.

Last I heard Ken and Joan were thinking of moving up to QLD to be close to their Daughter and G"child.

captainnikki - Emma Jobber had Matasha before me (he was a gelding), & yep he was a stocky bay i competed him very successfully for about 7 years (we used to win or get placed in pretty much every competition we did & most people knew of him - he was just the best. The Norris's who owned Soverign stables then competed with him & i then heard he became a school horse! whats your name captain nikki?

Nick remembers you and says hi.

Are you or nick on facebook lea?

We both are.

Emma Jobber rode him at TPRC when i was there.

Captain Nikki - I was @ Trott Park for the last couple of years before the Jobbers left before I rode Matasha there I was just learning to ride but I used to ride Holly there first (the Maitlands horse) - where I also agisted with the Jobbers etc & I also had a silly little horse called Dizzy but didnt have him for long as he used to ditch me all the time, lol! So would I know you?

I don't think i know you're name from TPRC. Somewhere else. I don't remember a horse called Holly. I'll PM you my name. Was Dizzy a fleabitten grey pony? Can't have been too many ponies named Dizzy around. I'm trying to remember the name of the girl who owned Dizzy when he was agisted next door to my first horse back in the late 80's. Really nice girl she was. I rode Dizzy a couple of times.