All In the Head?

The angiogram was very interesting. The only painful part was the local anesthetic in the groin. It is amazing to watch one's heart pump and the dye whooshing from a big artery down to the little ones. Dr. Radee found one artery 50 % blocked, not bad. The bad news is the aortic aneurysm. Dr. Radee turns to me and asks emphatically (and he is usually very soft) "do you know____?" and then he named off a name I didn't know. I'm thinking this must be some sort of test and of course have never heard of the guy. Then he says, "he was a famous movie star that died from this."
Karin and mom came to the hospital to take me home, they weren't sure where to go and were wandering around the 5th floor at Methodist when some man stops them and asks, "are you looking for Judy Sceggel?" then kindly showed them the way. We think that is so weird. How did he know? ?There are hundreds of people walking the halls at that hospital. Last Wednesday when Diane was walking the halls at St. Francis another guy stopped her and asked her if she was looking for John Meister. How did they know?
Enough of the hospital talk.
Introducing Katy. Katy is registered with the Gypsy Horse Registry of America as Leos Classic Katy. She is by the Gypsy stallion Guardian Spirit Lively Leo who stands 14 hands tall and out of a Halflinger mare named Sandra PHHF who stands 14.2 hands tall.

She was born May 25th, 2013. She has the double thick long mane and tail.

Katy also has very nice movement for a Gypsy. Check out how high all 4 feet are off the ground in the picture below.

We are placing Katy for sale for $3500.00 but don't mind keeping her, she will be a very nice children pony probably staying just under the 14.2 hands so she could be shown in all the pony divisions. If you have ever wanted a Gypsy, Katy would be the way to go, she has the friendly temperament, the hair, the movement and best of all lots of feather. She also qualifies for a reduced stud fee to Evan or Valiant at 3 years of age.