RRP 2026 Eligible! 

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Hope only has 4 starts under her belt. Her trainer retired her because she didn't show interest in being a racehorse. She does have a cold right front bow that happened  before her short lived racing career. Her trainer rehabbed her properly, and it has not given her any lameness issues at my farm. ​Hope is currently barefoot and doing great. She is turned out with a small group of mares. 

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Hope stands great on crossties for baths, grooming, clipping, vet and farrier. She loads easily on my trailer and trailers well​. Hope is SUPER sweet, not "mare-ish" at all. Loves to be groomed and given peppermint cookies. We are working to get her to gain more weight.

 

7/19/25: Hope had her first ride post track after some good down time. For her first post track ride, she got ridden in a field, in a loose ring snaffle, WTC, walking over poles and she was as perfect as they come. Hope has a motor if you want it, and has great breaks. I didn't really ask much of her, other than maintaining some "straightness" through her shoulders and moving off my leg. 

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Hope has only had a few post track rides. I've mainly been just allowing her to have the down time and gain some weight. She is ALMOST where I would like her to be weight wise. She does need some more groceries, but this girl is ready to restart into a new career!​​​

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Hope does crib during feeding time. I have never seen her crib outside, I do try to keep her/all my horses outside as much as possible (weather dependent). I do not have her wear a cribbing collar cause she does not do it constantly. Hope did complete a 30-day course of Omeprazole/Ranitidine with Sucralfate.