from the Harness Horse Youth Foundation

Westfield, IN — Four outstanding pieces of original artwork will be sold at a live auction Monday (Nov. 7) at the Standardbred Horse Sale in Harrisburg, Pa.

Bidding will commence immediately following the sale of yearling hip No. 174.

Photo via Harness Horse Youth Foundation

“Hopples” is one of four pieces that will be selling as two lots at Harrisburg.

The four pieces will be sold in two lots of two. Lot One includes Towards Racing’s Future, 18”x16” and Hopples, 14”X19”. Lot Two features Homer and Jake, 19”x14” and Planning Strategy, 12”x16” horizontal work. All art is attractively matted and framed.

Amy Pruner, alumnus of Harness Horse Youth Foundation and now a student in the University of Connecticut studying Equine Science, is the artist. The graphite pencil drawings were reproduced into sets of note cards which were distributed at HHYF’s 40th anniversary celebration. Now you can own the original art.

Payment is to be made to the HHYF representative immediately following the auction and shipping, if required, is the responsibility of the buyer.

For more information, contact HHYF Executive Director Ellen Taylor at 317.908.0029.

Celebrating 40 years of youth education and service to harness racing, the Harness Horse Youth Foundation is a charitable 501(c)3 organization dedicated to providing young people and their families educational opportunities with harness horses, in order to foster the next generation of participants and fans. The Foundation makes a difference in young people’s lives through interactive learning experiences with these versatile animals, scholarship programs, and creation and distribution of educational materials.

For more information on opportunities through HHYF, or to support its mission, go to www.hhyf.org.