Wistful was born in 1946 in Kentucky. She was born in the glory days of old Calumet Farm, being bred, reared and raced by the industry's standard bearer. She therefore ran her races with her jockeys wearing the "Devil Red Silks" of Calumet. Wistful never ran as a two year-old.
The biggest win in the twilight of her career came at the end of her five year-old season, when she stunned the males in November 1951 and won the grade two Clark Handicap a Retirement
Wistful was retired and sent back to the place it all began for her, "her home" at the venerable Calumet Farm, to breed and live out the rest of her years as the elder matron of the farm.
Her first foal was Gen. Duke, a 1954 colt by Bull Lea, who won the 1957 Florida Derby
This song gives me goosebumps. Emmylou is amazing here and her singing along with your photos brings a tear. Such tenderness. My goodness..... I am speechless.....hope you can hear my heart in the silence.....wow! I am captured here....
impossible to put poem on with these lyrics..just as you my dear Mikey.. touches me deeply'...hope ur christmastime is special and full of peace..to you and ur family..
the bells ring sometimes far away...so to help myself i went to look her up..
In 1989, she founded the Center for Women's Global Leadership at Douglass College, Rutgers University, of which she remains the Founding Director and Senior Scholar
...reading the lyrics again my sweetheart ...So my darlin' my darlin' just let go by ...That old silhouette on the great western sky ...And I'll pick out a tune and they'll move right along ...And they're gone like smoke and they're gone like this song ...Lay by my side ...Fear not tonight ...Ride with me upon a shining star ...Above the moonlit sky once more ...sweet dreams my lover ...i'll be there within u special ...with ALL MY LOVE and HEALTH ...always ur own woman ...xxxxx
it just had to be horses fell totally in love with the first song...then yesterday heard the song Dream a Dream.....stayed for hours to listen to this...thank you for your being here again..
..Each time some of these words just touched my mind...bringing tears to my eyes easily..
love it so much...'her injury here with his punishment there' is just one i dearly love..no way could i add poetry to these lyrics,they stand so much within their ownn beauty and pathos.
Nice.
Hulio7271 3 days ago
so perfect so special so soulful,,all that they are really to us who love them,, in your own way thru her song
krysant50 2 months ago
@krysant50
blinded by the beauty of these words often tears as i listen...such an endearing song sure captures my soft heart in amazing lyrics
terigower 2 months ago
...thank u my lover
...night night my cowgirl
...there is a beautiful moon with ONE BRIGHT STAR
...xxxxx...
tolgreen 2 months ago
@tolgreen
sent you notes about souls
horses energy stays
night night...
terigower 2 months ago
Love the music, the photography and these wistful lines, etc: "Will she ride with him or will he ride with her….”
"And there is no space just left and right And there is no time but there is day and night…
"Now the clasp of this union who fastens it tight
Who snaps it asunder the very next night
Some say it's him some say it's her some say love's like smoke….."
Radioviewer 2 months ago
@Radioviewer
Wistful was born in 1946 in Kentucky. She was born in the glory days of old Calumet Farm, being bred, reared and raced by the industry's standard bearer. She therefore ran her races with her jockeys wearing the "Devil Red Silks" of Calumet. Wistful never ran as a two year-old.
you are the second to use the word wistful.
so looked up horse by that name
terigower 2 months ago
@Radioviewer
The biggest win in the twilight of her career came at the end of her five year-old season, when she stunned the males in November 1951 and won the grade two Clark Handicap a Retirement
Wistful was retired and sent back to the place it all began for her, "her home" at the venerable Calumet Farm, to breed and live out the rest of her years as the elder matron of the farm.
Her first foal was Gen. Duke, a 1954 colt by Bull Lea, who won the 1957 Florida Derby
terigower 2 months ago
This song gives me goosebumps. Emmylou is amazing here and her singing along with your photos brings a tear. Such tenderness. My goodness..... I am speechless.....hope you can hear my heart in the silence.....wow! I am captured here....
practicing4 2 months ago
@practicing4
Emmylou gives this her own stamp to this song....nothing makes me tire of these words
they just amaze me Min..so yes im in silence here too i seem to be living in this song...which is a wonderful feeling ..
terigower 2 months ago
@practicing4
So she binds herself to her galloping steed
And he binds himself to the woman in need
are just two of my most loved lines...
terigower 2 months ago
@practicing4
..And she's blind to his presence except to compare
Her injury here with his punishment there
just lines as above make me fall in love with this song
terigower 2 months ago
I wistful smile to wistful words and singing...
TheRestlesswind1 2 months ago
@TheRestlesswind1
wistful is a brilliant word so many words we dont use that often..just stunned by lyrics..and the voices..
my best wishes for ur christmastime to be filled with peace...
terigower 2 months ago
Just beautiful beyond words... Touches me deeply... Luv this my dearest Mary! ! ! =)
VerusiunctiO 2 months ago
@VerusiunctiO
impossible to put poem on with these lyrics..just as you my dear Mikey.. touches me deeply'...hope ur christmastime is special and full of peace..to you and ur family..
terigower 2 months ago
At first glance I thought of Charlotte Bunch. She was not a singer but made a difference. Do you know of her?
megchristianfan 2 months ago
@megchristianfan
the bells ring sometimes far away...so to help myself i went to look her up..
In 1989, she founded the Center for Women's Global Leadership at Douglass College, Rutgers University, of which she remains the Founding Director and Senior Scholar
terigower 2 months ago
tolgreen 2 months ago
@tolgreen
.So she binds herself to her galloping steed
And he binds himself to the woman in need
And there is no space just left and right
And there is no time but there is day and night
Then she learns on his neck and whispers low
Whither thou goest I will go
And they turn as one the head for the plain
No need for the whip oh no need for the rain
in love with these lyrics..just one of many lines i totally fell in love on first listening..
terigower 2 months ago
beautiful horses.
EmCSpiteri1 2 months ago
@EmCSpiteri1
thank you dear Em...
terigower 2 months ago
Say a prayer for the cowgirl her horse ran away
She'll walk 'til she finds him her darlin' her stray
The most amazing lyrics Mary. I am astounded you have managed to upload these beautiful touching songs.! Love you friend!!xxxx
TheLovelyladylover 2 months ago
@TheLovelyladylover
truly amazes me ...just stunned by them and their deeper meaning...you have it exactly right Deb they are sure
touching songs
love to you...xxxxx
terigower 2 months ago
Lovely creation Mary
DarkmoonRising69 2 months ago
@DarkmoonRising69
it just had to be horses fell totally in love with the first song...then yesterday heard the song Dream a Dream.....stayed for hours to listen to this...thank you for your being here again..
Laurence..
terigower 2 months ago
Beautiful slideshow Mary - Emmylou Harris song is new to me, its very lovely.
I must try and find Leonard Cohen's version its not his usual sort of song.
The lyrics are terrific.
TheLangChannel 2 months ago
@TheLangChannel
..Each time some of these words just touched my mind...bringing tears to my eyes easily..
love it so much...'her injury here with his punishment there' is just one i dearly love..no way could i add poetry to these lyrics,they stand so much within their ownn beauty and pathos.
terigower 2 months ago
@TheLangChannel
'he longs to be lost .she longs for the same'
'so she binds herself to her galloping steed
and he binds himself to the woman in need'
terigower 2 months ago