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Today we worked outside at first on a big grassy field, then along two sides of the street. When people come for dinner we do a demonstration.

I just hide one, anywhere on our property, and she can find it. The jar above holds the q tips we practice with at home. In classes she's progressed from finding a tennis ball in a box to where she is now, finding a single half of a single Q-tip that's been soaked in birch oil. Molly's been trained to recognize the smell of birch oil, which is much like root beer. There were nine dogs and about fifteen people at the event today. You can take the classes just for the pleasure of watching your dog get really good at detecting a scent, or you can compete against other dogs at special events. Fun Nose Work is a new urban dog sport created by two women who also do real dog detection work for hire. My German Shepherd Molly and I went to a Fun Nose Work seminar today, and it really WAS fun. I thought Dinah's colors worked so well with the linoleum that I made her pose for this picture.Īpril 4 is the day of the Santa Anita Derby and The Pamplemousse's next race, last one before the Kentucky Derby. I'm sure Mary has more restrained footage! I was so excited to see him racing past that I took this picture: This horse seems so relaxed until the gate opens and then he's on fire. They were returning from their work here. The early morning light doesn't give you a sense of his amazing appearance.

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'This horse has everything, (yadda yadda) and a big fan base too.' Well that includes Mary, Dinah and me, so that kind of cracked us up, because we felt we were fan base 1,2 and 3. I heard the restaurant owner and another guy, maybe a pr guy, talking. The horse is named for a restaurant in Del Mar which some of The P's partners own. The Pamplemousse means grapefruit in French, but it's easy to remember his name if you think instead The Purple Horse, because this horse is an extraordinary lavendar color- you can't miss him. Maybe it's the horse's trainer who's currently in Dubai for one of the world's richest races.

The jockey to his left is The Pamplemousse's jockey, Alex Solis. Luck is obviously a big part of horse racing life. I tried to get a better shot of them but didn't want to seem intrusive. This jockey had a set of good luck charms tagged to the back of his helmet. We got our breakfast at Clocker's Corner and just loved observing the scene with jockeys and trainers we've heard about for a long time all mingling around us. before and was immediately charmed by him. She's really nice! I first became aware of The Pamplemousse through Mary's blog. We met up with blogging friend Mary Forney who very graciously introduced us to some people and talked horses with us. Dinah and I went out to Santa Anita early this morning to see our favorite Derby horse The Pamplemousse work.