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You might be too late for these ones.
We have carer's interested in taking these horses on and just going through the property checks and correct leasing procedures.
HOME FOUND
Introducing Amiira is a bay Arabian mare standing at approximately 14.2hh and
believed to be in her late teens.
Her past is largely unknown. She is wary of people and quite flighty.
Once she settles into her short term care home, she will be assessed for rehabilitation needs and training.
If you are interested in giving Amiira a long term care home, contact us
via email with your inquiry.
HOME FOUND
Introducing Digger is a 12hh, age TBC .
We are considering her to be trained under saddle very soon - once we have all the details complete about her readiness.
She is a friendly pony that will greet you in the paddock.
Digger is a blank canvas that has a bright future ahead of her.
Keep a watch on her progress or contact us if you would like to know more.
If you are interested in giving Digger a long term care home, contact us
via email with your inquiry.
HOME FOUND
Introducing Maggie May, a 12-year-old, 13.2hh Bay/Taffy pony mare.
Due to the families change in circumstances, Maggie May is available immediately for Long Term Lease.
Maggie May has been with us since March 2019, and we got her as a non-ridden companion pony.
In that time, she has been the perfect companion pony. Happy to be kept in a paddock with other horses, but just as happy to be in her own
paddock.
She also has no issues when the other horse has been removed from her paddock, or when horses are taken away from the property for periods
of time, or even if a couple of others have been taken away, and she is completely alone.
She is very good to get her feet and teeth done, and we worm her every three months.
She can be a little wary around the top of her head if it is being touched, but you can put a halter on her and also a fly veil with no
issues.
Furthermore, she loves cuddles and of course, loves treats!
Maggie May does have a back injury from before she came to live with us, which is the main reason we were told she is not to be ridden.
She does occasionally get a stiff movement in her back legs after standing for a while but once she takes a step or two the stiffness
disappears, and this has never seemed to cause her any discomfort.
If you are interested in giving Maggie May a long term care home, get in
touch via
email with your inquiry.
HOME FOUND
Introducing MaySu is a 12hh grey pony mare.
Her age is unknown at present, but will be determined upon dental check.
She enjoys interacting with people and is comfortable being handled, including having her feet picked up.
MaySu has only recently come into care and will shortly be having her feet done and a vet examination.
If you are interested in giving MaySu a long term care home, contact us via email with your inquiry.
Home Found
Introducing Netty is a 15-year-old 15hh Bay Clydie X mare.
She in short term care and is progressing with her rehabilitation while losing some weight, and she has all her health needs
attended to - dental/farrier etc.
Netty went to be assessed and is being a managed as a green-started horse despite her being started somewhere in her life.
Good on ground and very responsive to voice.
Need to consolidate the bridling and work under saddle.
It appears that she was not mouthed correctly at the start and this is being addressed by the trainer.
Certainly a lovely mare that has a future with a knowledgeable home.
If you are interested in giving Netty a long term care home, get in touch via
email with your inquiry.
HOME FOUND
Introducing Skittles is a 14.3hh chestnut Arabian gelding estimated to be around 10 years old.
His level of training and education is completely unknown.
He wants to trust, but is quite nervous.
Once he has settled into his short term care home, we will be assessed for rehabilitation needs and training.
If you are interested in giving Skittles a long term care home contact us
via email with your inquiry.