Beverly Gray and her Arabian Paladin aka: Regalidon, were members of the
2002 United States Equestrian Team and finished first USA rider at World
Equestrian Games in Spain. In 2003 they were invited as a personal guest
of His Highness Sheikh Mansoor Bin Zayed Al Nahyan to race at his beautiful
Al Wathba Endurance Village in Abu Dhabi. The following month, Beverly and
Pal were invited by the United Arab Emirates Racing Federation to race in
Dubai. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum was her gracious host. There
were 110 horses entered in the Gold Cup race in Dubai and only 16 finished,
Beverly and Pal finished 14th. Ms Gray has also recently traveled to
Argentina as guest of the Argentina Equestrian Federation.

AA Omner, is one of her most famous endurance horses who won the Mountain Region Champion and the 265 mile Outlaw Trail for a record number of years. At age ten Omner was diagnosed with a football size carcinogenic tumor and three veterinarians said he would die. Ms. Gray would not accept this fate and nursed Omner back to health on natural healing methods including grass hay, vitamin supplements, acupuncture and massage. He recovered and continued to break records. Omner won AERC Endurance Hall of Fame (1996), Top Ten Endurance Horse of the Millennium (2000), and Breyer, maker of model horses created statues in Omner's likeness (2001). The Breyer Collection includes such famous equines as Secretariat, Seabisquit, Trigger etc. At age twenty-four, Omner was donated to the National Ability Center in Park City, Utah where he worked in a therapeutic riding program where children with disabilities learned from his charisma and courage to "never give up hope". Omner passed away two years later and is missed by everyone who knew him.

Breyer Horse Model in 2001