Equine Death-Moments Of Jazz
Friday, October 23, 2009
Moments Of Jazz, owned by Carolyn Rutner, met an untimely death on Oct. 8, 2009. Moments Of Jazz, also known as Mo Jazz, was in training with Allan Callaway at the time if his death.
Mo Jazz’s last horse show was at the 2009 Celebration, where he received a top ribbon. Rutner would like to thank all who have called and emailed her about Mo Jazz. She also sends a special thank you to the Callaway family and Dr. Bennett. Moments Of Jazz is buried at the Callaways’ farm.
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