2-year-old horse offers life lessons to 4-H members for the love of andy 8/3 2011 NICHOLAS DRANEY/Standard-Examiner ABOVE: 15-year-old Ashley Hansen helps Morgan Rich (not pictured) train Andy in Marriott-Slaterville on Tuesday. BELOW: From left, Morgan Rich, Katie Short and Ashley Hansen spray down Andy after a training session. See more photos online at www.standard.net By JaNAE FRANCIS Standard-Examiner staff jfrancis@standard.net MARRIOTT-SLATERVILLE — It's hard to miss how 17-year- old Morgan Rich feels about a 2-year-old horse she's training. She's always patting the horse, which she named Andy. She laughs at his actions and even snuggles up to him. It's easy to see why the Harrisville girl named the 4-H club she built around the bay quarter horse, "For the Love of Andy." "I'm not scared of young horses," Morgan said. "They are babies and I am big." Since last fall, Rich has led five other 4-H members in an effort to lay the groundwork necessary for Andy to become a trustworthy mount for a buyer next month. All the proceeds from the sale will go to support the Weber County 4-H program. Andy is named after Andy Fishburn, an internationally known quarter horse trainer stationed at Heritage Ranch in Farr West. Fishburn donated the registered quarter horse, officially named Invitation to Change, because he didn't believe he was as perfectly put together as required for the nation's top shows. But those involved in the project say the horse is perfect for where he is. "I don't think he's a world-class competitor," said Kathy Borrett Capell, who has donated Andy's upkeep for a year to Morgan and the Weber County 4-H. "He's just a nice horse." Capell said the horse, which is out of the mare Zippo Pine Bar, had a head 23~5