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Second chances: horses rescued from neglect and abandonment bring joy as much-loved riding school members - Horse & Hound
Rescued horses Ayra and Billy at Shardeloes Farm EC.A cob who was found abandoned in a stranger’s garden and is now a much-loved riding school horse is just one of 18 neglected equines thriving owing to a new partnership. Bransby Horses has joined forces with the British Horse Society (BHS) as part of the latter’s Second Chance project. The scheme, which has already benefited 130 horses in collaboration with the RSPCA, involves rehoming rescued …
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