Out to Lexington Kentucky to the International Museum of The Horse to help the American Museum of Natural History staff disassemble and pack the skeletons we built for them for shipment to San Diego for their next display. Rachel, Kelly, Judith, Travis and the rest of the crew were a pleasure to work with.

 

Any help is welcome!

 

Cornell Large Animal Symposium 2012

We were up to Cornell University to display a skeleton for the fine folks at the school. Love that campus!

We had a fabulous time doing an assembly clinic for our new friends at Locust Trace Agriscience School and Locust Trace Veterinary Clinic on the Lafayette County School grounds in Lexington Kentucky. The skeleton was a Thoroughbred that we brought with us from New York.

 

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Reiner in Sliding Stop

This was the center display in the Adequan booth for the 2011 AAEP convention trade show in San Antonio Texas. It was interesting to do this pose because like most movements of the horse they change position every millisecond and I had to choose the moment in time I wanted to portray. This pose like the jumping and landing horse poses created it’s own unique support challenges.
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