Tiffany, the Supper Sleuths formally thank you for gracing us with your highly esteemed presence.  First of all, the upcoming party at the Hickleberry County Fair is guaranteed to be a night to remember.  Make sure you and your horses are groomed and that you ate ready to show off your stable, because your town is going to be seen by a lot of strange folk tonight, and the Canterway family name is at stake! Of course, looking well-groomed wonderful is nothing new for you and your elite staff!  Below is your invitation, in case you need a reminder.  Equestrians like yourself get so many invites during season, and you abso lutely must let your crew know you are booked up that night!  Besides, did we mention you may also be a murder suspect?

Full Name: Tiffany Ann Canterway.

Favorite Animal: “My horses, especially Wild Player, a thoroughbred daddy bought me this last Christmas.  Or was it my Thanksgiving horse?”

Favorite Vacation Destination: “The Kentucky Derby.  My jockey placed last year!”

Favorite Color: “Bay, Sorrel, and Chestnut!”

Favorite Food:  “Apples, carrots, and hay.  Oh, that’s the horses, I actually eat apples and carrots but hay is bad for human digestion.”

Favorite Song: ““Live Like Horses” by Elton John.”

A horse jockey and manager of Canterway Stables, you bring both class and cash to the fair, giving kids pony rides and lessons throughout the week.  Since this is the week you make the most money throughout the year, you are especially consumed with horses and dollars this evening.  Travis the cowboy really has his eye on you these days, but you feel his “low-breeding” and inhumane rodeo antics are about as unattractive as anything could get.  Your attitude is self-assured and matter-of-fact, and you are a shrewd businesswoman who knows what she wants!

You should look the part of a horse jockey if possible.  Wear your hair in a long, sleek ponytail (of course!) and a brown or black velvet-riding jacket with stirrups and pads.  If possible, wear makeup that makes your face look healthy, natural, and rosy.  You could paint freckles on your cheeks for the sun-speckled look of a true horsewoman.