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would like to find more time to pursue drawing. Here is a pencil
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About
Keith
Born north of the border in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan,
Keith was the third of seven children. He was by far the best
looking, though maybe not the smartest. Being a preacher's kid
meant moving often. After graduating high school in Minnesota,
Keith headed back to Montana where the family had lived during
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"Mamas
don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys..." |
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Following a growing desire to cowboy, Keith worked a few outfits
in Montana and Wyoming. He spent ten years or so "Buckarooing"
for the big outfits in Nevada, where being a good horseman
is a priority. Keith earned a good name starting colts, and
developed his own style with influence of the talented hands
he knew and worked with.
After marrying Carla and moving to Eastern Washington, Keith
began his own business starting and training horses.
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copyrighted
to John Land LeCoq, Cowboy Tales ©1990 |
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In
my younger days, I wasn't too concerned how high or fast that first
ride went, as long as the colt untracked. These days, after hours
of ground work, when I make that first ride, I want the colt to just
walk out.". |
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For over 20 years, he has worked a horseback, and loves to be able
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