Jester goes to the olympics
by Sheri Dumonceaux

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Jester is a big-eared Pinto horse with a fuzzy coat and a huge heart. When he hears his owners saying he will never be a good dressage horse, Jester’s heart hurts. But it doesn’t stop him from trying hard. He has good friends, a warm stable, and plenty of hay to eat. But will he ever feel like he is good enough? Emaline is a beautiful young para-dressage rider with big goals and dreams. She is looking for the perfect horse to help her make the Paralympic team. When she comes to the stable to buy a horse, no one thinks she will choose Jester. But what if she does? What could this unlikely pair accomplish together? Jester Goes to the Olympics is a charming story about trust, love, and the harmony between horse and rider. When a partnership is just right, it is true magic. And when Emaline and Jester come together, they show the world that dreams really do come true.

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Sheri Dumonceaux is a Grand Prix dressage rider, trainer, and stable owner. She has loved horses her whole life, having owned and ridden them since she was just eight years old. She started riding dressage in her early twenties and was smitten with the sport from then on. Sheri runs a busy boarding stable where she is a champion for the underdog and a lover of a cute face. She has been training horses and riders there for over thirty years, has bred many dressage horses, and has shown competitively her whole life. Sheri currently owns two amazing horses: Felicity, a black Oldenburg mare, and Penny, a bay Dutch mare that she bred. Sheri lives with her husband, Greg, three dogs, and two cats in Cochrane, Alberta, Canada. She has one son and two wonderful grandsons.

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Sheri Dumonceaux

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