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Retired Racehorse In MA Needs New Home
The mare retired from racing at 5 and is now 11.

A retired racehorse needs a new home.
Sophie — known as Sophie's Illusion during her racing days — was "originally adopted out after her racing career ended as a light walk/trot horse, but based on her age and the bony changes in her legs, we are recommending her for a companion-only home," according to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals-Angell.
Sophie is a chestnut mare and stands 16 hands high. She ran 11 races in 2018, winning twice, according to Equibase.
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"She is affectionate with people and a wonderful participant and patient for any vet care, farrier care, grooming, etc.," MSPCA-Angell said.
Sophie retired from racing at the age of 5 and is now 11.
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"Sophie was originally adopted out after her racing career ended as a light walk/trot horse, but based on her age and the bony changes in her legs, we are recommending her for a companion-only home," MSPCA-Angell said. "She is simply stunning to look at out in a pasture!"
If you're interested in adopting Sophie, fill out an inquiry here.
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