Taylors' Memory Lane Farm Involved in Trailer Accident
Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Jim and Jenny Taylor of Memory Lane Farm were involved in a tragic accident while returning from the Morgan Grand National in Oklahoma City. They were on the highway near Ashland, Ohio, on the night of Monday, October 19, and were repairing a flat a tire on the side of the road when a semi trailer hit the rear corner of their horse trailer. Stonecroft Tribute, owned by Donna Zimmerman, was killed in this tragic accident. Fortunately, no people were seriously injured and all of the other horses are going to be fine. The driver of the semi did stop, and police are handling the incident. Our thoughts are with Jim and Jenny Taylor and Donna Zimmerman on the loss of world champion Stonecroft Tribute.

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Taylors' Memory Lane Farm Involved in Trailer Accident Wednesday, October 21, 2009

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Taylors' Memory Lane Farm Involved in Trailer Accident
Wednesday, October 21, 2009