Name: Twenty One Kid
Nickname:
Foaled: 2022, Kentucky-bred Gelding
Height:
Color: Gray/Roan
Sire: Spun To Run
Dam: Key Account (Candy Ride (Arg))
Starts/Earnings: 30 starts — 3 Firsts, 4 Seconds, 2 Thirds, $91,595 Earnings
Last Race: 9/5/26 Delaware Park
VICES: None
TRAILERS: Yes — loads, unloads, and travels well
Turnout Situation: Stall Rest
Hooves: Barefoot
Riding: Not restarted for a second career as of yet, race-trained.
RRP Eligible: Yes
Description:
Twenty One Kid arrived through our partners at Turning For Home to rehabilitate a sesamoid injury and will be on stall rest through the fall. We spoke to his trainer who notes that he is an absolute love bug, easy going and is a barn favorite.
Monetary Support: Every donation directly covers feed, routine care, and medical expenses during their transition.
If you feel you could be the right home for Twenty One Kid, please get in touch with TRRAC to begin the application process.
Interested? Apply for this horse today!
❤️ TRRAC is a 501(c)3 non-profit
🚨 All donations and adoption fees go directly to the care of the horses
To Donate 💫
➡️ Venmo: @TRRAC
➡️ PAYPAL: PayPal.me/TRRAC
💲Donation Portal: https://trrac.harnessgiving.org/donate
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Goodluckwiththat was adopted after retiring from racing and now excels in a new career in dressage with his adopter.
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