Peggy’s trail ride held for second year

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Wendy Williams, right, and from left, Brenda Stanley and Kim Wood finish the last bit of a benefit trail ride Saturday by coming up FM 548 and turning into Peggy’s Feed & Tack. The trail ride was a benefit for Tricia Lovell, who lost all of her belongings in a house fire. Leslie Gibson
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Brenda Stanely, left, and Kim Wood return to Peggy’s Feed and Tack Saturday afternoon after participating in a benefit trail ride. They came from the Mesquite area. Leslie Gibson
After the trail ride, Paco Buena, a 26-year-old horse belonging to Brenda Stanley of Mesquite, got some attention from farrier Lacey Winn. Winn has been a farrier for one year, but, as she said, “has devoted her life to the equine.” She is from Klondike, and originially got into farrier school in order to take care of her own horses. Leslie Gibson

June 25, 2009

Leslie Gibson The Zope Gazette Thu Jun 25, 2009, 05:19 PM CDT

Peggy Shinabarger opened her heart and her feed store again for a second annual benefit trail ride Saturday from Peggy’s Feed & Tack on FM 548.

This time her daughter, Tricia Lovell, who recently lost everything in a fire, was the beneficiary.

Last year the benefit helped out Bob Shewmake, who needed an air conditioner in his home.

Customers and friends agree with the comment made by Rockwall’s Kenneth Gatlin, who was assisting his brother, Rob, with the hamburger grill and event set-up. “She is always always generous.”

Eighteen riders on horseback, including one who came from Galveston just for the ride, she said, wound their way through about five miles of pastures Saturday morning. They returned to free hamburgers and hotdogs, and to live music by Exit, a Royse City area band consisting of Mike Perkins, Patrick LeMoine, Kevin Perry, and Phil Davis, some of whom teach at Amps Studio. An auction of items from the store rounded out the day.

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Peggy’s trail ride held for second year Peggy Shinabarger opened her heart and her feed store again for a second annual benefit trail ride Saturday from Peggy’s Feed & Tack on FM 548.

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