Bogart
September 20, 2011 No CommentsBogey came to us from Camelot Auction House. He was about a 1 body score when he arrived and his ears lopped out to the side. We thought at first that he might be deaf.
Bogey at Camelot
Bogey had very little handling before he came here. He was extremely head shy and his true thinness was disguised by his long shaggy coat. After the second or third week, he started to use his ears again although he would not let us touch them. We believe that he had both of them twisted to enable the vet to pull blood for his coggins test.
Bogey has since been gelded and gained weight. He has come a long way with his trust issues but he still has a ways to go. Bogey still does not like his ears touched and we think it will always be something that needs to be done with kindness and caution.
Bogey. Photo courtesy of Sarah Andrew
Bogey and CVHR founder, Cindy Smith during a training session. Photo courtesy of Jo-Ann McCoy.
Bogey is looking for a home with someone who will continue his training with natural horsemanship methods or a foster/training home until he is ready for his permanent home.
UPDATE
Bogey is going to Todd Daniel Horsemanship for training in January 2012. The cost of training is $450 per month and it will give him a great foundation for a new career. Bogey has been here since February of 2011 and has come a long way from that skinny unhandled colt.
We would love to get Training Sponsors for Bogey. This is a 2-3 month commitment. You will be helping to get a new horse started right so that he can find his forever home.
