According
to ancient horse wisdom, a mount with white on the far leg with
one short sock is the luckiest in battle and is rarely known to fail. Horses with
a starred foreheadare considered
the best of all marks and these horses are
so valued they were considered to have good luck and good medicine
to all who love them.
A bay horse with dark legs and a dun lined-back strip, had
hidden vigor beneath the coat was a true linage of a Spanish mustang representing the highest
quality breed.
People say the horse was is a
race dies before tiring. Dun mustangs, have staying powers and are legendary,
they are figured prominently in a number of endurance rides.
Not only was a dun perceived as tougher,
but also wilder and more primitive evendominating as a being. A dun on the frontier contacts the depiction of extraordinary
hardiness. It was very common to select special appaloosas, symbols
of the medicine horse traditions and ceremony.
Sweet Adeline 2002, a famous appaloosa has the marking of an unusually
extraordinary horse, it looking into this history
it is very believable that she is a radiating her messages in a public manner.
Bringing media to herself even being disabled, there is no
doubt that this is a celestial horse. Barbara Ries, 2002, copyright, Sweet Adeline’s Story of Courage.
November 10, 2002 my life began to make sense and I do mean
horse sense. Sweet Adeline met her friend Barbara Ellen in person. Sweet Adeline saved 12 individuals lifes in a f3
Tornado.
2002 Barbara Ellen stated writing a book honoring companion
animals anthropology, Native American and history of horses. She now was given a purpose again. Sometimes you
have to give Barbara signs but she does listen.
2002 Adeline made friends with famous journalist,TV stars
and the newsbroadcasters.
2003 A documentary was done beacuse of Adeline's being on
the news, the newspaper and radio across the globe.
May 2003 Sweet Adeline had a landmark surgury funded by
children and people who loved her. Her fund raised so much money. OSU set up the Sweet Adelines Fund to help animals
needing help at OSU to pay their costs for free. This was the "Sweet Adeline Fund with Ohio State University".
2004 Adeline recieved a donation to recieve her medication
for life. She was inbetween deaths door. The medication kept her going. A famous movie star donated the fees.
On August 12,2006 Sweet Adeline won the outstanding animal
hero award at the Ohio State fair. Barbara Ellen worked on the hero award for 4 years.
2007 Sweet Adeline's story is featured in a awarded
calendar.
September 27,2008 Sweet Adeline was welcomed on her journey
with her mother, friends and vet present. She was in peace and even gobbled some cookies on the way out, from a wonderful
vet. A girl has to go with a full tummy.
September 27 ,2008 Sweet Adeline would like
to honor her heritage the wild appaloosa mustages. She has dedicated her life to helping others. She
would also like to help her fellow peers the great american horse ~ a appaloosa mustage. Lets not
shoot ourselves in the foot the food chain is getting closer and closer to the humans. Sweet Adeline became a star in the
sky. God told her she was to be a spirit guardian for the wild horses, burros and Barbara Ellen.
October 11th and 12th Sweet Adeline realized her third miracle
to save the Wild Mustage and Burro. Sweet Adeline spirit assisted Barbara Ellen Ries to go to the wild horse Summit
in Los Vegas, NV. She thought this was unusual but it all made sense after she arrived. It was great she found
her herd and signed up for the media committee for the conference and assists with the Cloud Foundation raising the awareness
to save the wild horses and burros as a species.
A celebration~ for all who love Adeline.
Her life was all about courage ~ to be herself
enjoying life
not to worry
trust others
you can kick ass even being a spirithorse
Adeline's message will be hear around the world
and most important to love....
Bringing media to herself even
being disabled, there is no doubt that this is a celestial horse.
Ries, 2002, copyright ,
Sweet
Adeline’s Story of Courage. 
