PonyBox.com - free online horse sim game - compete against others players!
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Ponybox
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Ponybox.com was founded in 2002 by Jeff Ness in an effort to fill a void of a realistic and user friendly online equine simulator. Jeff is responsible for the oversight of daily activities, and the organization and planning of future upgrades. Jeff served 5 years in the United States Navy as a Cryptology Specialist onboard Fast Attack Submarines. After completing his Naval service Jeff used his technical experience to take his love of horses online. Jeff is also responsible for the development and launch of Ponywear.com and Ponystats.com. most people say ponybox is fun. but test prove it is AWSOME 10/10 ratings you should try it! Johanna joined Ponybox in 2005 as our members director. Born in Lohja, Finland, Johanna moved to the United States in 1996 as a student at Old Dominion University. Johanna received her Bachelors in Business Administration and provides vital customer relations and database support to the Ponybox team. As our growing membership nears the 10,000 member mark, Johanna has the tireless task of responding to a majority of the hundreds of user messages we receive daily. When not answering mail, Johanna spends her time away from Ponybox with her dogs and horses, while always dreaming up fresh ideas for the site.
Kerri joined the Ponybox Team in 2006, and runs our marketing and advertising. Kerri extends the Ponybox community beyond the internet with fresh marketing ideas and relationships. Kerri received her Bachelors of Science from Old Dominion University, and continued her education in the veterinary field. Kerri provides invaluable ideas and intuition that is the catalyst for the overwhelming support Ponybox.com has received in the past year from users worldwide.
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