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Equine Obituary – Pusher's Fine Art
Monday, November 18, 2019



Pusher’s Fine Art passed away November 18, 2019. Sired by The Pusher and out of Magic Robbie Lee, Pusher’s Fine Art was foaled on March 15, 1992. He was 27 years old. 

Under the ownership of Jim Hughes, the stallion started his show ring career as a three-year-old. In 1997, he was purchased by John Gowan and campaigned in Stake classes. He was selected for Karen Marriott to campaign in the Amateur division in the spring of 1999. The duo won their first show together at the Columbia Spring Jubilee. Pusher’s Fine Art was shown primarily across the Tennessee and Alabama show circuit. 

He was owned by Aleisha Roberts at the time of his passing. 

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