Registered Standardbred Mare

3 yrs old, 14.3hh

Available through our Standardbred Rehoming Program

Adoption Fee: $6,000

Sweet Callie Cat is an absolute sweetheart of a young mare. She is a joy to be around and a very forgiving girl. She came to us healthy and sound, and just wasn't big enough to race on the track competitively.

She has since began her new career under saddle! She is a lovely forward-moving mare, eager to get out to see the sights of the world beyond that of the race track. She would thrive as a trail horse, but could really go any direction!

Sweet Callie Cat is available through Lucky 7 Horse Rescue in Isanti, MN. Lucky 7 offers a Standardbred Rehoming Program for owners to safely rehome their retiring racehorses in a way that acknowledges the value of their horses. Off-the-track Standardbreds come with a lot of excellent handling and care, and are extreme athletes. When they are working, they are all “business mode”. When their harness is off, however, they show their goofy personalities! Every Standardbred has their unique set of goofy quirks - some like to twirl their heads, others like to stick their tongues out, and even more like to wiggle their lips! Like most Standardbreds, Callie comes with these wonderful qualities:

✅Stands tied

✅Cross-ties

✅Trailers like a champ

✅Good for farrier

✅Stands for baths

✅UTD on everything

Standardbreds offered through our Standardbred Rehoming Program are NOT rescues. They have been loved and cared for their entire lives, valued as race horses. The Standardbred Rehoming Program exists to give horse owners the option to safely rehome their off-the-track Standardbreds in a way that acknowledges the value of their horses. Many of these horses would be sold for double or triple the price to go work on rural farms, as they are valued by those communities as working animals and transportation.

When adopting a horse in our Standardbred Rehoming Program, half of the fee goes to the previous owner of the horse, and half goes directly into getting two or three Standardbreds away from the hard work of working on rural farms.