Tranquility Farm, Thoroughbred Retirement, Retraining and Adoption

THIS WEEK AT TRANQUILITY FARM
We are happy to share with all of our many friends and supporters the latest news and photos from Tranquility Farm. Here are a few of the many Thoroughbreds in need whose lives we touch each and every day. To support the lifesaving work of Tranquility Farm CLICK HERE.
	By next week we are sure this page will be full of baby pictures from our the first of our 6 mares to foal, so today we would like you to meet some of the other young horses at Tranquility Farm who are getting ready to be adopted later this summer. Here are the three muskateers, Tiza Teddy, Night Moves and Lacey's Legacy. They are yearling colts that will be ready to begin gentle training this fall. All are halter broke, very good to handle and extremely smart and personable. We are very proud of this group of colts, each is special.
This sweet face is "Goldie", a very well- bred 2 year old gelding who was injured in a pasture accident as a yearling and will sadly never achieve his full athletic potential. Goldie is one of the sweetest and naturally affectionate horses we have had in ages, and when he has grown up a little more he will make someone a super pet and light trail riding horse. Watch for updates on his rehabilitation.
	This wary face wearing very inelegant tack belongs to Ms Goodwitch, a 3 year old filly who was also injured in a pasture accident as a yearling and subsequently turned out where she became uncatchable. This wild child was donated for TLC and a bit of charm school, and when she has graduated she has the look of an an excellent sporthorse type broodmare. At almost any public auction you will find young horses that have slipped through the cracks as Ms. Goodwitch almost did. If you take them home and give them a chance you will be amazed at how much can be accomplished in a short time with quiet and gentle handling.