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Zara

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Height: ~16.2 
Color/Breed: Seal Bay/Standardbred
DOB: 2003 (est.)
Sex: Mare
Adoption Fee: $450

AAE took in this big, beautiful girl in November 2013 after relinquishment by her owner.  Zara's relinquishment resulted from a financial distress situation.  She was quite thin and neglected.  We were told she was a pacer and after we shaved the tattoo on her neck and tracked down a bit of her racing history, we discovered she is about 11 years old.  She was bred in Indiana, and raced as a pacer at Cal Expo.  She loaded like a champ when we picked her up.  Zara seems to be a gentle giant...not a draft, but a big, quiet, kind mare.  

Subsequent to intake, Zara kicked a panel.  She fractured her splint bone and developed a seroma that was draining. Due to ongoing draining (several weeks), AAE opted to surgically repair the crushed bone and seroma.  After a long healing process followed by a large hoof abscess, Zara has become a super mare.  She stood politely (without a halter) in her stall for bandage changes every 2-3 days (day after day after day), and she tolerated her stall rest like a champ. She had a major issue walking through gates/doors; however, that is nearly resolved.  With her track experience (e.g. harness, bridle/bit, etc.), she should transition smoothly to a riding horse.  She is current with vaccines, deworming, and dental and hoof care. 

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Email: info@allaboutequine.org
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  • HORSES
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    • Third Party Horses
    • How to Adopt
    • Adopted Horses
    • Long-Term Fosters
    • In Memory
    • Horse In Need?
  • Used Tack Store
  • How To Help
    • Donate
    • Volunteer
    • Foster
    • Sponsor A Horse Program
    • Used Tack Store
    • Donate Your Vehicle
    • 150 Ways to Help a Horse
    • Shop
    • Business Providers & Sponsors
    • Wish List
    • Special Projects
  • Programs
    • Pony Pals Farm Days
    • Pony/Horse Parties
    • Camps for Kids
    • Clinics
    • Horses4Heroes
    • Seniors In Touch
    • The Foaling Project
  • Events
    • Calendar
    • Boots and Bling!
    • All About EqWINE
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  • Contact
  • Donate