Nora came to our facility in with a bowed tendon injury she sustained while racing. After seven months of stall rest, the tendon was fully healed and she was ready to begin her rehabbing and retraining process.
As soon as we began working with her, we were so impressed with her level head and willingness to try new things. She was so special that we considered keeping her to be a learning horse for our inexperience helpers.
Lucky for us, she stayed “in the family”— Mary Ann, an equine bodyworker and friend of the rescue, adopted Nora, after the two of them fell in love during a bodywork session. They love exploring the trails and are training together in Western Dressage. We’re so happy that this pair ended up together!