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Goodluckwiththat was adopted after retiring from racing and now excels in a new career in dressage with his adopter.

Adopt A Horse In Need Today

Adopting a retired thoroughbred racehorse can be immensely rewarding for both the horse and the owner. This new journey will create opportunities for bonding as you provide your retired racehorse with a wonderful next chapter in life. On behalf of everyone at TRRAC, thank you for considering an off-the-track thoroughbred.

If you can't adopt, please consider sponsoring a horse in rehabilitation. These horses face a long recovery journey, and your support can significantly ease their transition and healing process.

ADOPTED

 

Lakota Brave (NJ)

TB, DK B/, G, FOALED MAY 6, 2008

( PRIVATE INTERVIEW - DIABLO'S NUMBER, BY DIABLO )

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CLICK HERECLICK HERE16.0DARK BAYBAREFOOT, EASY KEEPER


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34342$77,234

 

Lakota arrived to our facility a short time ago in need of a safe place to go after his owner passed away and he had no where else to go. We do not know much about his previous history, other than he was a companion for his owner to be brushed and spend time with. Lakota is very friendly and safe to handle. He LOVES treats, picks up all his feet, stands on cross ties, loves to be groomed and bathed! We were told he was ridden maybe a few times after retiring from the track, but he has no formal second career training- so a "ground up" foundation should be started to get him in a program. Lakota is sound, barefoot and a super easy keeper! He prefers to live out (and is happy alone or in a group) but is also okay in the stall when on a turn out program (in during the day if hot with hay and out at night). Lakota should be just fine for any new career! He's a great mover and SUPER cute! 

Lakota Brave

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