88—Lancaster Firming-, Saturday, Octobtr 6,1988
NEWARK, Del. Fifteen-year
old Leslie Tyler has been raising
horses nearly half her life. Now,
finally, she has one of her own. Her
newly acquired, five-month-old
quarter horse weanling, Bekays
Bar (more familiarly known as
Justin i, was a gift from famous
sausage-maker and restaurateur
Bob Evans.
Each- year Evans holds a
western-style roundup, complete
with campfires and trail rides, on
his 1,100-acre farm in Ohio. To this
event he invites one lucky 4-H
teenager from each of the 10 states
where his products are sold. Those
teenagers, chosen by their
respective states for citizenship
and exemplary performance in the
4-H horse project, return with their
own quarter horse weanlings.
Leslie, the youngest of four
daughters of Helen and Ronald
Tyler, lives with her family on a
horse farm located between
Glasgow and Middletown. Ronald
Tyler started “Tyloria Acres” as a
sideline while working for the
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Chrysler Corporation. Now that he
is retired, the horse farm is the
family’s full-time business.
The Tylers breed and raise
horses for sale, give riding lessons,
and train animals for others. One
standardbred horse they broke
went on to a successful racing
career.
Leslie has participated in all
phases of the family enterprise. A
six-year member of the 4-H horse
project, she has trained and shown
several horses, but all either
belonged to someone else or were
destined for later sale. Justin is the
first horse that is hers alone.
Leslie is very pleased with
Justin. He’s a pleasant, easy
tempered young animal, a sorrel
with four white socks. She plans to
show him at the state 4-H horse
show and the Delaware State Fair.
She won’t be able to ride him until
he is two years old, but for now
she’s having a good time grooming
him, teaching him to stand
properly, and taking him along
while she jogs around the neigh-
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borhood. At his tender age she’s
careful not to work him longer than
15 minutes at a time.
Leslie’s skill with horses is
evident in her assured handling of
Justin and from the many trophies
and ribbons she’s won for showing
and judging. She won first place
for two consecutive years in the 4-
H county horse judging com
petition. She also took the English
pleasure championship at the 4-H
horse show in 1982, and the hunter
horse reserve championship in
1983. As a junior 4-H leader, she
also helps younger members with
their riding and judging.
Leslie’s older sister, Denise, is
studying animal science at the
University of Delaware, and plans
to make horses her career. Leslie,
who is studying drafting at
Delcastle High School, looks
forward to a career in engineering,
but is certain that horses will
always be an important part of her
life.
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11, will feature timely topics.
Join us the first night to listen to
Dr. Joseph Ponessa, Rutgers
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Newark 4-H’er Leslie Tyler shows off her horse, Justin, who
was a gift from Bob Evans, the famous sausage-maker and
restauranteur.
Elaine Barbour will present a Route 31, just north of the Hun
program on “Landscaping for terdon Medical Center in
Energy Conservation.” Flemington.
The last evening in the series, All programs are two hours long
Nov. 1, will highlight woodburning and will start promptly at 7:30
stoves with Martin Decker, p.m. The cost for the series is $4
Rutgers extension specialist in and preregistration is a must. Call
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county agent. Dick Townsend of 1338.
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