Newport Catholic High School - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Newport, KY)

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7 Kentucky horses- gleaming satin,-alive vibrant from fiery nature surging through ropes of veins cording the contour of sleek covering. Eyes glowing coal-like looking on and beyond into a magical, mysterious world of Blue Grass Horsedom not understood in the flesh of common horse or common man. A toss of head An arch of neck A pointing of ears forward A majestic poise at rest where rhythm of motion seems to continue A graceful stepping forward as dainty as a ballet dancer flitting tiptoe to an inner musicg as graceful as a princess moving in court pageantryg as quick as the rushing along of messengers of mytbologyg as physically a poem-in-motion as a competitor in Olympian contest. Guarded, pampered, beloved- each an investment greater than the lifetime accumulating of average man Granite and wreaths Loving inscriptions. Flesh in bronze- mark those passed to the beyond in Horsedom Family Trees record a glorious genealogy of each beloved steed Palaces shelter each designed to serve the whims, sentiments, and personalities in horse Servants attend them in form of worshipping man Dentists Beauty Experts Dieticians Trainers all humbly lay before His Majesty, The Horse, their gifts of service. Bound close to the lives of its people in the Heart of the Blue Grass in beauty and grace in sport of the chase in thrill of the race is the KENTUCKY THOROUGHBRED coming from years of service to his fellows. -Myrtle Cooper l' THE ABOVE POEM DEFINES A KENTUCKY THOROUGHBRED HORSE. THE FOLLOWING PAGES RECORD IN PICTURES THE MAKING OF A NEWPORT CATHOLIC THOROUGHBRED.

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