As we remember sacrifice during wartime, our rehomed horse helps war heroes to heal.
When Polly, a piebald cob mare now aged five and standing at 14.3hh, first came into our care she was suffering from horrendous wounds of her own. Having suffered a severe injury herself, Polly knows very well what trauma is. She knows that you have to be brave, thick-skinned, and that if you hang on long enough, it can get better. Read the full story here: http://bit.ly/1xcR6jd
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‘He’s my all-time favourite’: champion mini pony is ‘perfect in every way’Archwood Finley lifts mini title at the 2026 Royal International, adding another to his growing CV
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