It’s foaling season, which means you’re probably seeing a lot of adorable baby photos floating around. It’s also the start of show season for most of us here in the U.S., and lots of riders are excited about their young prospects or achieving new goals with their prime-of-life show horses. And while we love these youngsters, there is really nothing like a senior horse.
Habitat for Horses, an equine rescue in Texas, compiled this video of some of the twenty-somethings currently making a home at their facility. Does your barn have room for one of these sweet faces? There’s sure to be a wise old friend waiting for you at your local horse rescue, too.
Older Horses are Beautiful Too!
We all know that foals are cute but there is also beauty in the senior horse! Which one do you love most? (SWEET VIDEO!)
Posted by Habitat for Horses on Wednesday, March 23, 2016
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Beautiful, seniors are great!
Habital for Horses, did a great job to show everyone that the senior horses are not “throw-away”. Beautiful job!!
There is always something to be said about seniors, weather equine or human, we’re the best! And we love ya forever!
If those sweet eyes could only tell the story of their life to you! They are the best!
There’s a lot to be said about and for seniors! Love them, especially when you get to grow old together!
great info
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If it weren’t for those seniors, all those foals and juniors wouldn’t be here! Love those oldies but goodies!
Love our seniors! They are great baby sitters in the older years for both equine and humans! They hold a body full of knowledge!
Nothing beats a senior horse for teaching you the ropes!
Seniors have the been there done it attitude that a lot of new riders need! Kudos to the Seniors!