| Lotawana retired early from his racing career due to some slight rotation in his left front hoof. Although he is blind in his left eye, he has adjusted very well. The loss of sight in one eye doesn’t seem to bother him at all. He has been ridden at KyEHC both inside and outside and is calm under saddle. He is suitable for light pleasure and trail riding. For more information on Lotawana or any of the other horses at the Kentucky Equine Humane Center, visit /redirect.php?location=http%3a%2f%2fwww.kyehc.org%2f. Back to the blog >> | |
| –Thoroughbred -Gelding -3-year-old -15.3h |
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awwww!
he is more than welcome to come chill out & live an easy life with me!!!! he's adorable!!!