After closing of Hawthorne, programs like Galloping Out train retired racehorses for new lives
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Horse racing makes Heidi Sheridan nervous, worrying whether the animals will get hurt. But now Sheridan is taking lessons and learning to ride a former racing thoroughbred, not for business, but for pleasure.
“I never in a million years thought I would own a horse,” Sheridan said. “My husband wasn’t a big fan, but he showed up in my driveway with a ‘96 Mustang, so I said, ‘I’m going to get my own horse.’”
As she spoke, her horse, Finley, a bay-colored gelding that won more than $50,000 in his ra
“I never in a million years thought I would own a horse,” Sheridan said. “My husband wasn’t a big fan, but he showed up in my driveway with a ‘96 Mustang, so I said, ‘I’m going to get my own horse.’”
As she spoke, her horse, Finley, a bay-colored gelding that won more than $50,000 in his ra
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