Horses :: Annie

Annie is a 6 year old Clydesdale/TB cross (we’ve also been told Mustang/TB cross, so unsure). She was horribly abused in the past. We were told she was beat with ropes and whips by her original owner. She has a hernia which is small and won’t doesn’t require surgery. She does have a scarred/cut ear, we were told from barb wire.

She LOVES people now though!!!! She is one of the most curious horses I have ever met (you’d swear she is human sometimes). She is THE FIRST horse up from the pasture when she sees you coming. She has trust issues, but is coming out of her shell.

We’ve been able to trim her feet with little fight and I believe it was once of the 1st times she had had them done. We’ve been told that the first time her original owner did her feet she kicked and was not done again without sedation, however she’s not required that with us. She is still difficult to halter, but once the heat breaks she will be worked with more consistently.

Update: Feb 2013:

Annie got her feet trimmed at the end of January and was an angel for the farrier. She is leading much better and has been responding well to voice commands on the ground with her groundwork. Due to the icy weather this winter we will not be starting her under saddle until this spring when everything drys out. We are asking all interested parties who would like to adopt Annie to come and meet her in person before the adoption will be approved.

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