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Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 2:49 PM

Sculpting a legacy: A lifelong horseman’s new vocation

Sculpting a legacy: A lifelong horseman’s new vocation
David Gardner of Horseshoe Bay has taken up sculpting late in life. See some of his works with this article.

David Gardner has traveled a path that always defied convention. Now an octogenarian, he has mastered a new skill that celebrates his lifelong devotion to a truly magnificent breed of horse.

He shares this journey of discovery and achievements at the ARTS Encounters at Museo Benini Sunday, March 29, beginning at 1:30 p.m. This event is a gathering of creative minds – artists, writers and musicians and sharing their stories inspirations and talent an intimate setting. Everyone is welcome. Reservations are requested, but admission is free.

Gardner has been an international champion equestrian, a well-published author, and falconer. Together, he and his wife Marion have sailed solo more than 70,000 miles. Before retiring in 2021, he was an award-winning Horseshoe Bay contractor and landowner.

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