15.2 Chestnut Gelding Ran 35 times | wins 8 Total Prize money 350,000 | RESCUE
 Mojo had retired from racing at the age of 7 and ended up in the hands of the inexperienced. Left to fend for himself without proper feeding or shelter for 6 years. The fact that he had a good start in life helped him survive. Others in the care of the same people were not so lucky, youngsters who did not have the strength to fight for their life, losing the fight after their rescue. 
Mojo was in dire need of TLC of the most deserving kind. Suffering from malnutrition, mud fever, rain scaled, lice, worms you name it he had it. His vaccinations, foot and dental care had also been ignored for a considerable time. 

Within days we realized that the personality and temperament of Mojo was impeccable. Having to be bathed and creamed for up to 3 hours at a time, standing, quietly munching hay, happy to let us deal with his multiple bleeding sores and scabs.
A head collar had clearly been left on for a considerable time as deep scaring was visible over his poll and jaw line.  Despite all his discomfort he never once showed any disagreement to his treatment.

Three weeks on, and a complete clip was in order as his skin and coat was all but dead and peeling off in lumps.  Under all that matted unkempt coat, there emerged a very handsome horse. 

Within 3 months he looked like a completely different animal, things that had not changed were his impeccable manners and beautiful personality. He returned to ridden work with the absolute minimum effort on our part, two days of walking him out in hand fully tacked was all we needed to do. Not once did he give us any cause for concern, hacking solo, in traffic, in company nothing bothered him, in fact he enjoyed being ridden and would adapt to his rider's ability, whether they were a complete novice or experienced rider. A true Gent.

6 months on and not a trace of a scab or scar,
a couple of shows under his belt he was ready to find a loving home.

16 H Chestnut Gelding - Ran 36 times - Wins 11

Cammidge Trophy - Prix de Ris-Orangis | Benazet Rennen - Scottish Equitable Abernant Stakes.

Cadeaux Genereux - Pluvial | Trainer E A L Dunlop

 Was trained in New Market by Ed Dunlop and won 11 races, including the Cammidge Trophy, Doncaster in 1998, Prix de Ris-Orangis, Deauville in 1997, Benazet Rennen, Baden Baden also in 1997, Scottish Equitable Abernant Stakes, Newmarket 1997,and around £250,000 in prize money.

Monie was a favorite with all the volunteers and was often ridden by children (then aged 12 and 9). Although naturally very quick there was no malice in him at all, as long as you weren't worried about his turn of foot then he was a smashing ride.

He, like Deep space had a love for Cranberry Juice but a severe dislike of donkeys.

He stayed with us for 7 months taking every new experience in his stride. Monee was a borderline school master and learnt at the age of 12 that jumping, and pleasure rides were fun. Monaassib was returned after 5 years and then went to live localy.

In his later years he returned to us with severe bladder problems which caused urine rash on his legs.

Between ourselves and our vet we tried various ways to help reverse this problem.  Draining his bladder and flushing it out to remove the heavy sediment that was causing the problem. but to no avail. 

Daily washing and dressing of his legs made little impact on the problem and this gentle horse started to become agitated at the treatment, so we stopped treating it and made the heartbreaking decision.

But he had a fantastic last 6 months of his life back where he belonged.  He put on weight, looked fantastic in his glorious liver chestnut coat.

Monaassib 28, lays his head down with his good friends Deep Space, 22, Wild Sky, 21 and his beloved pony Royal Imp 45.

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Welsh National WINNER - 2nd Grand National

16.2 Bay Gelding - Ran 25 times - Wins 4 | Supreme Leader - Pentlows | Trainer Pat Murphy   

Well how proud were we to have this charming chap as a permanent resident and PR agent.

A big old fashioned chaser who is just a real gent and lovely ride. He amazed us when we took him to the Brooke Charity show that we attend every year in Tiverton. He even did the fun Handy Pony class and amazed the crowd by standing on a rug.

Then a trip to Buckham Fair run by TV's favorite actor Martin Clunes and his lovely wife Phillipa.

Entering the fair from the wrong direction, we ended up actually weaving our way through the fair ground crowded with around 2 thousand visitors, all of which he didn't take any notice of.

Unexpectedly we were asked to parade in the main arena with Supreme Glory and Wild Sky and had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Clunes for a photo opportunity.

This invite then came every year with usbeing in the main area.  Supreme Glory was incredably well behaved.  He also had a day at Exeter Racecourse in their retired racehorse stable, on this occasion he was not too keen as he thought he was going back on the track.

Lambourn open day was another opportunity for him to do us proud and he certainly did, although we think he would seriously liked to have had a blast up the hill to show that he may be a little older but would still give Monsignor a run for his money.

Pat Murphy his trainer was also very pleased to see him and brought a small crowd to the box to say hello.

In his later years he was found to have a heart problem and so retired from ridden work and public appearances.  Being the boss of the herd was his joy in life, no one walked through the gate or barn door before him, if they attempted it he would just give them "THE LOOK" 

Alfie enjoyed 6 years fully retired here and passed away at 28 years old

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