Mark and Stell Kidd, nationally known image-makers in Central Kentucky, will create a portrait experience for a family or individual in the studio, at home or on location. A portrait will be created in any size up to 30" x 40" in natural color, watercolor or oil. Pets, including horses, may be included as well as other activities, hobbies or vices.

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Visit historic Lexington Fire Department's Station No. 4 on Jefferson St. Includes dinner cooked by local firefighters, tour of the station and a ride around town in a fire truck. This certificate is good for up to 6 guests, must be scheduled at a minimum of 10 days in advance, and expires on 9/22/2019.

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Two couples (3 nights/4 days) traveling together will enjoy a 3-night stay in a château in romantic Bordeaux. This is the opportunity of a lifetime. During your stay on either the Left or Right Bank, you will receive VIP treatment, including one-of-a-kind vineyard and winery tours, private wine tastings and an insider's look at winemaking in France's most famous wine region. Bon Voyage. Airfare and transportation not included. Lodging is available Monday-Friday, September through June (excluding the Christmas and Easter holidays). 3 months advance notice required. All travelers must be 21 or older.

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This is an Authentic Red, Mitchell & Ness 97-98 Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls jersey. Autograph certification: Upper Deck Certified and has the UD sticker and certificate with matching serial number attached to the back of the frame.

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Table & Box seats for 6 people for a day of racing for the Arlington Million. Package includes transportation to and from the airport, and lodging for Friday & Saturday nights, August 9th & 10th and dinner reservations TBD.

Mason is a fun-loving young man who through Therapeutic Riding has developed riding skills such as steering independently and holding a two-point trot. He has developed an incredible bond with Steve and his volunteer lesson leader, Craig, who has been with the two since they became a pair. Mason loves planes, and Craig is a pilot, adding to their unique connection.

Mason is always ready to smile for the camera and loves people almost as much as Steve does. Donated to CKRH by Three Chimneys Farm, Steve is curious, extremely friendly and loves the spotlight. The 10-year-old Quarter Horse gelding's past discipline as a reining horse allows him to provide an active and fast walk that engages numerous muscle groups in his riders. He also is one of the main horses participating in the Veterans and At-Risk Youth programs at CKRH.

Lenox often did not remain seated on his horse during his initial Therapeutic Riding sessions, preferring to try to dismount unexpectedly, and he relied on hearing Disney music to stay engaged. Thanks to his work with Jack, Lenox has gained focus and matured behaviorally. He now sits calmly on his horse without the aid of the "Tarzan" soundtrack, and he completes tasks with full focus while controlling Jack. Lenox consistently arrives at CKRH with a big smile ready to tackle any challenge.

Jack, a 16-year-old Morgan/Kentucky Mountain Horse-cross, joined CKRH in 2016 and has developed bonds with his riders that are rare to find. Jack provides movement that helps some riders lessen their loud vocalizations and his walk
facilitated the sensory input they need to organize their physical and mental process to learn riding skills. Jack is focused on his work, but Lenox is able to bring out his playful side.

Autumn, who has high energy and a bubbly nature, had goals to improve her fine and gross motor skills when she came to CKRH. Riding horses has improved her balance and core strength through mounted exercises and games such as bean bag toss and egg and spoon races. Horses such as the 20-year-old Welsh Cob Sinari have allowed Autumn to embrace her fun-loving personality. The two share a love of tasty treats. Autumn's favorite is from McDonald's, and Sinari loves peppermints.

Sinari's background assisting riders with physical challenges through paradressage is a benefit in CKRH's mounted and non-mounted programs. Her
observant nature teaches clients to work on staying present and being mindful of their surroundings. In her short time at CKRH, Sinari has developed a bond with a client who did not connect with horses initially and wasn't confident in his riding ability. Thanks to her advanced dressage training, Sinari allows more independent
riders to learn complex riding skills.

Conor, who enjoys telling people odd, fun and interesting facts, came to CKRH with many goals, including increasing his social skills. Therapeutic Riding has helped Conor with listening, following directions and engaging in group learning. One of
his biggest hobbies is cross country running, which is why he and the 15-year-old former racehorse John R. are a great pair.

Registered with The Jockey Club as Impressive John R., the Kentucky-bred was a winning racehorse who found a productive new career at CKRH. John R.'s personality helps his riders recognize their emotions and become more self-aware. Much like Conor, he is the strong, silent type, and CKRH has enabled both of them
to increase their social circle.

Clever and kind, Donovan has shown great improvement by becoming increasingly independent working alongside his volunteers, independently steering his horse and building relationships. If he happens to have had a challenging day at school, Donovan soon will be smiling and laughing once he has interacted with his volunteers and is on a horse.

Much like Donovan, the 17-year-old Norwegian Fjord Kyky enjoys being at CKRH, and she is able to turn any day into a good day while catering to her riders. She is one of CKRH's most reliable horses, tolerating a variety of vocalizations and riding positions, and she offers a wide base for clients who need to feel more secure.

Seven years ago, Will began riding at CKRH with the goal of improving his riding skills and becoming more sociable. He is now able to post the trot independently and even has taught his instructor to dance. He always greets people with a smile and knows every CKRH staff member by name.

Brigade also greets everyone with a smile - or a big whinny. The 17-year-old American Paint Horse gelding participates in CKRH's non-mounted programs, where he teaches body self-awareness and works with individuals with assistive devices and those unable to ride due to physical and/or cognitive degeneration. Through his communicative nature, Brigade is considered the MVP of the Equine Assisted Survivors of Trauma Therapy (EASTT) group at CKRH. He teaches clients how to recognize thoughts and emotions and communicate effectively to create lasting relationships and build trust.

Ariah loves the spotlight and is always ready to pose for cameras and an audience. She began riding at CKRH this spring, and in that short time her focus while mounted has improved greatly. She is now concentrating on learning new riding
skills so she can ride alongside her older sister.

Bella, an 18-year-old Argentine polo pony who came to CKRH in 2017, loves to show off. One of the most consistent Therapeutic Riding horses in the program, she handles riders who have significant vocalizations as well as riders who are
learning to stay on a horse, and she teaches everyone how to focus. Bella loves participating in a variety of activities that encourages exploration and excitement in her clients.

The mother-daughter duo of Debi and Lacie are with CKRH's wildly popular equine mini duo of Happy Feet and Merry Legs. For a number of years, Debi stood near the arena at CKRH and watched and cheered Lacie on in her Therapeutic Riding lessons. Debi recently began riding to assist with her own healing and to spend quality time with her daughter doing something they both loved. Debi has improved her leg strength through riding, and she and Lacie love to race each other while horseback. Lacie's hard work has allowed her to steer independently through these races and even trot with no physical support.

Merrylegs and Happy Feet are popular ambassadors for CKRH who appear at a
variety of events in the Lexington area and enable CKRH to deliver services to the community. On August 10-11, they will appear at the inaugural Railbird music festival at Keeneland to promote CKRH.