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[Chip Knost Family Photo]
Photograph of Chip Knost and his family posing on a patio in front of a house and trees. Chip and his son are standing on the left, holding ropes, and his wife and daughter are standing on the left. They are all wearing Western-style clothing and the children heach have one foot propped on a planter with a wooden ladder.
[Chip Knost with a Horse]
A photograph of Chip Knost wearing a white dress shirt, blue jeans, and a white cowboy hat with a horse in a grassy field with a brown fence visible in the background.
[Coosa full front(1)]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, standing full front. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Horse's head]
Photograph of a horse from the Churchill Star - C farms from Fort Worth, Texas turning its head and looking into the camera.
[Tardy Too]
Photograph of quarter horse, Tardy Too, standing three quarter rear in a grass field. There is a fence visible in the background.
[Impressive]
A photograph of Tommy Manion's horse, Impressive standing in a grassy field with a brown fence visible in the background.
[Jet View head shot]
Photograph of quarter horse, Jet View, at the 440 Ranch in Aubrey, Texas
[Coosa three quarters rear(1)]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, standing three quarters rear. An unidentified man wearing a plaid shirt holds the lead line and Coosa's tail to the side. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Skips Vantage]
Photograph of Skips Vantage standing full side in an open field with trees visible in the background.
[Horse with two socks]
Photograph of a horse standing full side in front of a body of water.
[Coosa from the shoulders down]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, from the shoulders down as he stands full front. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Coosa full front]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, standing full front. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Coosa three quarters rear]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, standing three quarters rear. An unidentified man wearing a plaid shirt holds the lead line and Coosa's tail to the side. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Man on horse and woman standing next to him]
Photograph of a man horseback while a woman stands next to him holding chaps folded over her arm. They are standing in a grass field and there are fences visible behind them.
[Chestnut colt]
Photograph of a chestnut colored colt with a star/ stripe marking on its face. The colt also has a right side, rear white sock. The horse is being held by lead rope by a man standing nearly out of frame.
[Young cowgirls]
Photograph of two young cowgirls wearing purple and red chaps standing in a grass field.
[Horse full side]
Photograph of horse taken from full profile. The horse is standing in short grass and there is a wooden fence in the background.
[Barron Jack and rider]
Photograph of American Quarter Horse, Barron Jack, standing on the bank of a body of water with a rider on horseback.
[Horse full side, saddled]
Photograph of a horse wearing a saddle from full profile. The horse is standing in short grass and there is a wooden fence visible in the background.
[Matlock Rose cutting]
Photograph of renown horse trainer, Matlock Rose, as he rides horseback cutting a calf in a dirt arena.
[Coosa three quarters front]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, standing three quarters front. Coosa is being held by lead line by a man in a plaid shirt and jeans. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Ms Magestic Deli]
Photograph of bay mare, Ms Magestic Deli, held by man in the sand of a beach.
[Maskeo Lad head shot]
Photograph of quarter horse, Maskeo Lad.
[Horse with one sock]
Photograph of quarter horse, Sonny Go Te, standing full side in front of a body of water.
[Smart Peppy Lena turning]
Photograph of National Cutting Horse Association money earner, Smart Peppy Lena, turning in a dirt arena.
[Conclusive head shot]
Photograph of American Quarter Horse, Conclusive, standing profile to the camera.
[Mr. Conclusion full side]
Photograph of American Quarter Horse Association Hall of Fame and Reserve World Champion, Mr. Conclusion, standing profile to the camera on the bank of a body of water.
[Mare and foal]
Photograph of a mare and foal standing full side in a dirt arena at Oxbow Ranch.
[Barron Jack three quarters front]
Photograph of American Quarter Horse, Barron Jack, standing on the banks of a body of water.
[Horse's head]
Photograph of a horse from Churchill Star - C farms in Fort Worth, Texas looking into the camera.
[Coosa full rear(1)]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, standing full rear. An unidentified man wearing a plaid shirt holds the lead line. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Barron Jack]
Photograph of quarter horse, Barron Jack from the profile while he turns his head to face the camera.
[Coosa from shoulders down]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, from the shoulders down as he stands three quarters front. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Coosa full front(2)]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, standing full front. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Horse standing full side]
Photograph of a horse standing in an open field.
[Town Treasure three quarters front]
Photograph of National Quarter Horse Association world champion, Town Treasure, standing three quarters front as her lead line is held by a man in a cowboy hat.
[Coosa headshot]
Photograph of renowned National Cutting Horse Association horse and breeding stallion, Coosa. The photograph is a head-shot of the animal.
[Creek Plantation barn]
Photograph of the barn at Creek Plantation in Martin, South Carolina.
[Conclusive full side]
Photograph of American Quarter Horse, Conclusive, standing full profile to the camera.
[Horse three quarters front]
Photograph of a horse standing three quarters forward while being held by a lead rope. The horse is standing in a grassy field with a tree line in the background.
[Coosa full rear(2)]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, standing full rear. An unidentified man wearing a plaid shirt holds the lead line and Coosa's tail to the side. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Horse standing three quarters front]
Photograph of a horse standing three quarters front in an open grass field with a visible tree line in the distance.
[Horse standing full side(1)]
Photograph of a horse standing in an open field.
[Coosa from shoulders down(1)]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, from the shoulders down as he stands three quarters front. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Unknown individual riding a horse]
Photograph of an unknown individual riding a black horse outdoors in a fenced area.
[Coosa full rear]
Photograph of renown breeding stallion and National Cutting Horse Association earner, Coosa, from the hips down as he stands full rear. This photograph was taken for sculptor, Jim Reno.
[Pemelton]
Photograph of a horse named Pemelton standing full side in an open field.
[3 horses next to fence]
Photograph of two horses standing next to a fence looking at the camera while a third horse is grazing the grass near the fence post.
[An American Quarter Horse]
Photograph of American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame horse, standing in a grass field. There is a fence and trees visible in the background.
[Impressive Zippo headshot]
Photograph of a head shot of Impressive Zippo, an American Quarter Horse stallion.
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