"I'm told when I got the blue ribbon I was crying, looking at the purple one I liked better," the now accomplished professional horsewoman said. "They said you'll learn to like the blue ones."
And so she has. Blue ribbons, silver cups, and medals of several tints are but some of her collected trophies.
But her ultimate dream is multi-hued.
She wants to compete for gold wearing red, white...
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