London Rain; Hard Mountain Cash Sold
Monday, November 21, 2005
The end of the show season brought the purchases of two top show horses. Steve Mozeley of Charlotte, N.C. has purchased RWC London Rain from Charles Clark to be campaigned in 2006 by daughter, Megan Mozeley. London Rain picked up two blue ribbons at Perry, Ga., with Tyler Baucom including the Walking Pony Specialty 17 & Under Grand Championship. Formerly trained by Chad Baucom Stables, London Rain will now be trained by Link Webb Stables, Shelbyville, Tenn.
Jane Meredith of Roswell, Ga., has sold RWGC Hard Mountain Cash to Mariella Fugger of Perry, Ga. Fugger picked up her first blue ribbon with her new horse at the Southern Championships in the Pro-Am Specialty class teamed with Larry Edwards. Hard Mountain Cash will remain at Carl Edwards & Sons Stables, Dawson, Ga.
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