From rescue pony to driving star: Graham’s future is golden

Graham’s life has been completely transformed since coming into the charity’s care, highlighting just how much rescue ponies have to offer. See the horses ready for rehoming - http://bit.ly/324PiMy

Palomino gelding Graham came into the care of World Horse Welfare in 2017 along with three other horses after being found kept in a filthy stable, underweight and uncastrated. Thanks to the dedication of the team at the charity’s Penny Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre, Graham, a Welsh cross standing at 11.2hh, flourished and was soon unrecognisable from the scraggly forlorn colt he was on arrival.

Once Graham reached four years old, the team began his education in earnest and his potential as a future driving pony quickly shone through. Once he was ready, the team got him put to a carriage and he took to it like a duck to water.

Graham had only been driven twice when rehomers Nichola and Amelia Waddicor met him, but they could see his potential straight away. Nichola and Amelia, who compete as Team Khoja along with backstepper Morag, were extremely experienced with driving ponies and it was clear very quickly that they were a great match with Graham.

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