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not able to participate actively in the horse-training activities
during the years at issue.
Penelope Treadaway, who has been riding horses since she was
four years old, was involved in the horse-training activities at
least throughout the years at issue. During 1995, Penelope
Treadaway gave horseback riding lessons to approximately four or
five people. After Ms. Treadaway died in June 1995, Penelope
Treadaway continued to operate the horse-training activities and
also started a full-time job in construction.
On May 5, 1994, Ms. Treadaway sold to Grapevine 7, Inc.,
certain real property that she owned which was located in Brenda,
Arizona (Brenda real property). Ms. Treadaway received $3,000 at
the closing of that sale.
Petitioner owned about 10 acres of real property in Tonapah,
Arizona (Tonapah property), on which a house was situated.
Petitioner did not rent that house or property, nor was that
property used for any of the horse-training activities.
During the years at issue, petitioner and Ms. Treadaway
received the following Social Security benefits:
1994 1995
Petitioner $8,641 $8,880
Ms. Treadaway 4,320 2,220
Sometime after Ms. Treadaway died, petitioner remarried and
moved from petitioner’s residence to a house located at 3138
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