That’s not an Earthquake . . . it’s galloping drafts!
Given how much the earth shakes when Zelda gallops up, I can only imagine what it would be like to stand on the rail and watch these horses gallop by. They are magnificent!
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Given how much the earth shakes when Zelda gallops up, I can only imagine what it would be like to stand on the rail and watch these horses gallop by. They are magnificent!
Read MoreHere’s another amazing example of a rider (jockey Nate Hubbard), who refused to let gravity and bad luck bring him down. In fact, Hubbard held on for dear life after the filly, Sweetwater Oak, stumbled in the home stretch. He was still dangling from her neck as they crossed the finish line in second place. […]
Read MoreApparently this horse was spooked by a crab on the beach! Quite an intense reaction and an impressive display of riding — not to mention the jockey nailed the landing. Perfect 10!
Read More20-1 long shot Lord Windermere made the Cheltenham Gold Cup a nail biter. Although he was at the back of the field for much of the race, the 8-year old gelding ridden by Davy Russell, rallied to win by a half a head with a dramatic sprint. It just goes to show that it’s not where […]
Read MoreThe Annual Clydesdale Sprint took place on November 24th. Over the 2 furlong course, the Clydesdales reached top speeds of 20 mph and the ground shook. Now you might not think 20 mph is fast, but the sheer power of these horses is impressive. Zelda is half Clyde and she has a good turn of […]
Read MoreThis is not your typical horse racing game, to say the least!
Read MoreIt’s been seven weeks since Zelda had her first trim (from dinner plates to desert plates). Today she was shod for the second time. I think her feet are looking a whole lot better. The flare is vastly improved and the areas that needed to be resected (to remove bacteria) have grown out considerably. Of […]
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