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Cracker's Progress
Cracker Jack
JD purchased Cracker at
the Round Mountain
Auction on July 2nd. We
paid $55.00 for him.
After contacting his
previous owner listed on
the coggins, she didn't
realize that he couldn't eat
hay/grass and that is why
he had lost so much weight.
He does have moon
blindness in his left eye, so
has to wear a fly mask
during the day to help
protect it.
the Round Mountain
Auction on July 2nd. We
paid $55.00 for him.
After contacting his
previous owner listed on
the coggins, she didn't
realize that he couldn't eat
hay/grass and that is why
he had lost so much weight.
He does have moon
blindness in his left eye, so
has to wear a fly mask
during the day to help
protect it.
Cracker - July 3rd 2005 the day after
we bought him and he came home to
Lazy F.
we bought him and he came home to
Lazy F.
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This is Cracker after 4 weeks at Lazy F, we still have
a ways to go, but he's definately on the mend and
a ways to go, but he's definately on the mend and
Cracker Jack on 9/21/2005
Thank you Acco Feeds!!!! Thanks to your wonderful Golden Age, Cracker is on his way to a
full recovery!
full recovery!
On October 22, 2005 Cracker participated in a fundraising horse show for RnR Equine Rescue
and Rehabilitation. He was shown in several halter classes, leadline 8 and under, and leadline
18 and over. Who would of thought 3 months ago, he was ready to die. I think he's lost a few
lbs. and last month or so from running the fenceline trying to get to "his girls" now that he feels so
good.
and Rehabilitation. He was shown in several halter classes, leadline 8 and under, and leadline
18 and over. Who would of thought 3 months ago, he was ready to die. I think he's lost a few
lbs. and last month or so from running the fenceline trying to get to "his girls" now that he feels so
good.
