"Sierra Madam," a Kentucky-bred hopeful....then ended up running 60 starts over 7 years, never once breaking her maiden -- except in a single race on an illegal "bush" track.
Finally, 7 months after her last race at Golden Gate Fields, Sierra was dropped off at auction. Underweight, neglected, fatigued. Intended for the slaughter buyer.
Instead, we rescued her.
Sierra had a full exam at West Coast Equine Hospital today, then was cleared to go to her foster family, where she can spend some time enjoying the simple, essential pleasures -- eating and relaxing. Finally, a rest. No longer an unrelenting race schedule, nor fighting for food.
Rest up, and the perked ear, bright eye, and proud head set of a horse with their dignity returned will follow. Welcome to your new life, kid.
If you would like to help sponsor Sierra Madam through her recovery, please donate via our website
Finally, 7 months after her last race at Golden Gate Fields, Sierra was dropped off at auction. Underweight, neglected, fatigued. Intended for the slaughter buyer.
Instead, we rescued her.
Sierra had a full exam at West Coast Equine Hospital today, then was cleared to go to her foster family, where she can spend some time enjoying the simple, essential pleasures -- eating and relaxing. Finally, a rest. No longer an unrelenting race schedule, nor fighting for food.
Rest up, and the perked ear, bright eye, and proud head set of a horse with their dignity returned will follow. Welcome to your new life, kid.
If you would like to help sponsor Sierra Madam through her recovery, please donate via our website
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