Miss Liberty
Click on the name above for pedigree
Boy does this one have a story.  She 's a
wonderful solid foxtrotting mare with a
great pedigree, wonderful gait, gorgeous
build, and black underneath the grey.
However, she came through a sale to a
friend of mine, and was not represented
accurately.  My friend could no longer take
care of her, so here she is.  What makes her
special??  She's completely blind at 5 years
of age.  But don't think that slows her down
for one bit.  She is in an open pasture with
no problems.
She was put through the sale as
having a "slight spot on her right
eye", and  medicine to accompany
her.  When my friend got her, both
eyes were white, and the mare was
almost completely blind.  She
requires a special area that she feels
safe in, and does incredibly well for
her situation.  The biggest issue
was trust.  She had no idea who I
was, or what I was doing with her.
She finally understands now,
and trusts me.  New situations
are still scary, but she does
wonderfully by listening to
voices.
Liberty will likely be here for
life, as I wouldn't trust others to
care for her in the way that she
needs.  We will breed her to our
ownJoe Master in 2011 for a
2012 foal.