Honey

Meet Honey

Honey is ready for rehoming as a non-ridden companion. Good to do in all ways, Honey lives out 24/7 in a herd of mares and could learn to be left alone for short periods. She will stable part time and could go for gentle walks in hand or participate in low level horse agility. Before being retired, Honey was a lead rein pony and is used to children. Honey does need to be on restricted grazing as she is prone to weight gain so we would be looking for a home where she can live with other ponies on the same grazing management.

Important stuff

Honey can never be ridden or driven.

All equines in our centres are regularly assessed by a team of experts including a vet, physiotherapist and farrier, and these assessments have found that Honey is not suitable to be worked.

History

Honey came in to Glenda Spooner Farm as part of a large welfare group of horses. She was in poor condition and infested with lice. Honey was successfully rehomed and only returned due to a change in her rehomers circumstances.

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