The Horse of Her Own - Curtis, Shirley
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Deanna loves horses and always has. For years she has done odd jobs and mowed yards to earn money for her dream horse. At the Iowa State Fair she and her friend walked through the horse barns looking for just the right kind of horse for Deanna to search for. A beautiful Peruvian Paso took her breath away and Deanna was determined to nd one for herself. After rejoining the family, the group went to some rides. Miles, Deanna's little brother, wanted to go down the infamous giant slide. At the bottom of the fast ride, Deanna got tangled up in the gear, hurt her knee, and ended up at the hospital…mehr

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Deanna loves horses and always has. For years she has done odd jobs and mowed yards to earn money for her dream horse. At the Iowa State Fair she and her friend walked through the horse barns looking for just the right kind of horse for Deanna to search for. A beautiful Peruvian Paso took her breath away and Deanna was determined to nd one for herself. After rejoining the family, the group went to some rides. Miles, Deanna's little brother, wanted to go down the infamous giant slide. At the bottom of the fast ride, Deanna got tangled up in the gear, hurt her knee, and ended up at the hospital hearing bad news: no horse in her future. How was Deanna going to heal up and get her longed for horse when Dad was so opposed.
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Shirley Curtis grew up on an lowa farm with three sisters, a brother, and always horses. She grew up loving horses and encouraged that love in her husband. Reading and writing about horses became her outlet as time went by. Shirley has been published in "Horsemans Yankee Pedlar", the last issue of Gaited Horse (with Elvis Presley) and other magazines. The issue of Gaited Horse included pictures of Shirley's first Peruvian of her own, a generous gift by her husband. He was joined by two others. Shirley's family moved to Peru in 2012 and lived there until it was necessary to return to lowa. She met many more Peruvian Paso horses and came to love the people of that fascinating country.