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A Dash Thru Traffic Takes Aim at the World, July 2000 Vessels Stallion Farm Update, Bonsall California 92003. (Article written about me)

  Just one year into a promising show ring career, Dash Thru Traffic's four-year-old son, Dash Thru Easily is nuturing the dreams of owner/rider Kenan Donaldson of North Carolina to compete at the All American Congress and the AQHA World Show in the Amateur Hunter Under Saddle division. The Fluidity of Dash Thru Easily's gates has already captured the attention of some highly respected judges. The elegant geldings accomplishments include Championship honors at the South Carolina State Championship Show, the Metro Circuit and Carpet Country Circuit shows. In 1999, they took Reserve Champion in the Amateur  Hunter Under Saddle division at the Georgia Futurity and earned a Register of merit with the American Quarter Horse Association. In 2000, they qualified for the World Show and were presented with several Championships including a Reserve Championship on the A class Florida Gold Coast Circuit.

  Kenan grew up in the Southeastern United States. A novice to AQHA horse shows until only recently, most weekends are now spent traveling with "Mr. Big" (as he is fondly known as) to the various regional shows to expose him to higher levels of competition. She attributes a lot of her success to the expertise of her trainers Eddie and Pam Jackson of Sugarberry Farm in Horatio, South Carolina.

  The sorrel son of All American Futurity winner and champion Dash Thru Traffic, Dash Thru Easily was produced from a daughter of Easy Jet, who is out of a Go Man Go mare. His breeding screams racehorse. But like so many other elite bred racing quarter horses, he possesses an attitude of confidence that illuminates in the show ring. Kenan hopes that one day, Dash Thru Easily will be recognized by her peers in the showing ring for what he is, a beautiful graceful athlete that will have to be reckoned with, all the way to the national finals.