For The Record
Pixie Dust & Steel, Inc. Winners Not For Sale
Thursday, June 6, 2002

Posted June 6, 2002

Recently the entries of Pixie Dust & Steel, Inc., posted numerous wins at the Asheville Lions Club Horse Show. Heartland Heiress and Helen Rosburg won the Harness Pony Championship and open qualifier. Free Willy and Ali Rosburg DeGray were the Junior Exhibitor Roadster Pony Grand Champions and champions and are headed to Lexington Junior League. Ali also showed By Honor Bound to the win in the Amateur Fine Harness class and has her sights set on the ASHAF Youth Driving Challenge. All three entries, trained by Ruth Gimpel of Ruth Gimpel Stables in Tampa, Fla., are owned by James and Helen Rosburg, Pixie Dust & Steel, Inc., and are not available for sale.

Heartland Heiress and Helen Rosburg were the Harness Pony Grand Champions and open winners, from Ruth Gimpel Stables, at the Asheville Lions Club Horse Show. They were just one winning combination for the Rosburg family at the show and plan on a long partnership together.

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For The Record Pixie Dust & Steel, Inc. Winners Not For Sale Thursday, June 6, 2002

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