EAGALA [equine assisted psychotherapy] has a new partnership with The Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation, which waives the adoption fee for any horse adopted to be used in an EAGALA program. In addition, TRF promises to pay the vet AND farrier bills for the horse's entire life!
--read in the newest EAGALA magazine



So... with THAT in mind...does anybody want to help me get this horse?!?! Kidding... sort of. maybe.
http://www.thoroughbredadoption.com/c3/Vic...March-p225.html
http://www.pedigreequery.com/victory+march3
How do people feel about his stifle? a little too straight? and do you think he has sickle hocks? in one of the pictures he's almost crossed behind, but that could be that moment..

Are you working at an EAGALA facility now?

Maybe she's saying she's a handicapped rider herself?

Kidding

Read for comprehension, Equine Psychotherapy has nothing to do with being handicapped.

I volunteer at one sometimes, riding their horses, trying to make them sane/trained so they can be used for lessons and EAGALA. Not so much since the surgery but I was there on Saturday for a demonstration.

He's a left brain thinker--thoughtful and, careful..
how can you go wrong?

I think they were at the show I was at this weekend, but I didn't really pay much attention. I couldn't figure out why they had this big ad in the program with Courageous Comet and The Foreman in it...just 'cause they're TBs?