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D Hempsmyer- CEO We are a family owned business which we started on May 4, 2003. I have owned horses since 1993. We have owned Centaur fencing products since 1996. |
Julie
Chapleau-COO Julie, as any wife, really runs this business providing much needed direction and has been a horse owner for over 19 years. Also volunteers as a foster mom for Denton County Humane Society. |
Basque A huge, 16.2, lovable, retired Thoroughbred. Once held a track record at the track in Denver, Colorado. His main job is product testing. |
Cash Retired 1 race horse, A Thoroughbred with a kind eye. He retired after his first race. He came in last by several lengths. Been assigned as Basque's helper. |
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Kiddo Absolutely the best dog on the planet. Passed away on a Saturday morning in Oct. 2007 due to a brain tumor. She will be terribly missed. |
Goldie
Bear aka Woofus Absolutely the most worthless dog on the planet. Main duties are to bark, sleep, eat, poop and chew up stuff. |
Cowboy Currently recovering from a broken leg and is out on medical leave. Has been demanding worker's comp, but it was broken on his off time. Will work overtime to payback medical expenses. |
Sam
the Supervisor Here is Sam in his normal supervising position. A Colorado native, spends a lot of time under the air conditioner here in Texas. |
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Roxanne Current duties including sleeping and inspecting litter boxes. Light filing and makes samples for our future customers. A Colorado native. |
Groucho She is a Texas native and loves napping when she is suppose to being working. Fields all complaints. Keeps telling us that she has nothing to do but take a nap. |
Clancy aka Stinky Pete aka Orange Stuff Just showed up one day and demanded a job. We think he tends to take off during the day, just haven't caught him doing it yet. Say's he was on the job site, just very busy. |
Hogan The newest Member of our crew and is in training. He was on death row at the county pound and said he would work the heavy cat work for the rest of his life if we could get him a pardon. We secured a pardon and he now has a permanent job of greeting anyone who comes to the door. (When he is awake.) |