Finally! I see someone with great taste. I was wondering when I'd see a custom maker put horseshoes into a cue again. Seems like an obvious motif (because of the luck angle, the shape, the inlay material options, etc.), but you just don't see it as much. As you can see, I'm a fan...
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Your cue looks absolutely stunning, especially like the long points and forearm. Can't wait to see it finished out!
Hi Colonel,
There was another fine US Infantry man who IMO was the most effective General in or country's military history that was a great equestrian.
George S. Patton. I bet he would have loved to play some pool with a horseshoe inlay cue.
Great Cue, thanks for sharing and thanks for your service keeping us safe at home.
Rick
This West Point Grad competed in the Olympics and had a pretty good record for fighting the enemy in time of war.
Patton participated in the first-ever modern pentathlon at the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm. He finished fifth overall. He placed seventh out of 37 contestants in the 300 meter freestyle swimming. He was fourth out of 29 fencers. In the equestrian cross-country steeplechase, he was among the riders who turned in perfect performances, but he placed sixth because of his time.