Pictured above: Pike's Rhone, puppy Diamond's Cally, and Sophie. Rhone and Sophie now wait at Rainbow Bridge.

Stacey Mayer, the Free Online Arabian Horse ColorBook™ artist, is a 1974 graduate of Nathan Hale High School, Seattle, and attended the U of W and WSU. Her mother always encouraged her artistic talents, and recognised her ability when she was a small child. Illustrating sports banners in high school, or later, creating drawings for the Arabian Horse Registry, Stacey has been able to focus on her artistic talents with the full support of her husband and family.

Stacey's first horse, Seraphim, (1A - Sabrinas Beau) was given to her by her Dad, Robert Rank, when she was about 12 years old. The gelding was a very green-broke, dark chestnut half-Arabian/Anglo sired by Ga'Marz, a son of the wonderful Ga'Zi. He had smooth gaits, and an equally smooth method of dumping her on the ground more times than she can remember. She rode him on trails every weekend possible, and all during the summers in the Woodinville, Wa trails with her friends Leslie Coey, Charleene Pickrell, and Marcia Tweten. Lots of babysitting paid for any expenses or new tack her horse needed.

As a young adult, Stacey took lessons briefly with the much beloved Pony Club leader, Betty Tukey, in Pullman, WA. Seraphim's marvelous rocking chair canter promised great potential in dressage, and with some dedication and relearning on both their parts, he was finally able to share his true athletic abilities with all who rode him. After Stacey married Phil Mayer, they both took dressage lessons together from the talented dressage teacher, Dr. Jean Nokes Ghivizanni, of Seattle. Seraphim will be deeply loved and remembered forever.

Stacey and her husband, Philip, have four daughters and have been married 27 years. Shannon, 22, Cassandra, 19, Francesca, 18, and Kathleen, 14, in the Darrington, Washington School District, where Stacey volunteers as an Art and HTML teacher. She is a self-taught computer user and webmaster.

The Mayer family love Arabian horses the best of all the breeds, and also have a wonderful Bernese Mountain Dog, Cally, and a Beagle named Tucker. They have also adopted 6 local wandering and abandoned kittens, now all grown into treasured companion cats. We live in a wonderful mountain community of Darrington where neighbors are an extension of family. We strive to share this feeling with our web community and neighbors.

Thank you to our volunteers, clients, and forum readers for sharing the dream of AWhitehorse.com™.

Philip, Stacey, Shannon, Cassandra, Francesca, and Kathleen
PO Box 825, Darrington, Wa. 98241
360-436-2127ssmayer@hotmail.com

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