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Spring / Summer News 2025Registered Charity No: 1121920Cost of living crisis hits horse owners. Page 4Sadly surrendered in October 2024DAKOTA, FROM RAGS TO RICHES PAGE 8SPONSORSHIP UPDATES PAGE 20WRITE YOUR WILL FOR FREE PAGE 15Hero

Help change the luck of rescued animals and you could WIN up to £25,000!Each chance to win costs just £1 a week, with at least 50p going directly to HorseWorld and if you win the jackpot of £25,000 HorseWorld will receive £2,500!For more informaon, go to horseworld.org.uk/playWeeklyFollow us@HorseWorldTrust horseworld.org.ukAs I reect on my rst six months as CEO, I couldn’t be more proud to be part of such an incredible charity. It’s been a year full of challenges, progress, and heart-warming moments – all made possible thanks to your connued support.We’re so grateful to everyone who took part in Soul’s Stable of Stars (pg 3). Your generous donaons and hearelt messages meant the world to us, and they’ve helped horses like Soul not just survive, but thrive. He’s growing stronger every day!Sadly, we’ve seen a signicant rise in the number of horses needing our help. The cost of living crisis connues to take its toll, and many owners are having to make heartbreaking decisions. We're doing everything we can to support both horses and humans through this dicult me.There’s also plenty of excing progress to share. We’ve contributed to a peer-reviewed study on the benets of track systems (pg 10), which could help horse owners everywhere. Our Discovery Courses connue to grow, and soon we’ll be making our OCN Level 3 Diploma in Equine Assisted Services available externally (pg 13), opening up even more opportunies for young people to learn and grow.And don’t miss Dakota’s story on page 8. It’s a powerful reminder of why we do what we do. Watching her transformaon from a scared, unhandled young mare into a happy, condent horse in her new home has been an absolute joy for our whole team.We hope you enjoy reading this issue and thank you, as always, for being part of the HorseWorld family.Jo Coombs HorseWorld CEONewsleer printed locally by Taylor Brothers Bristol LtdlHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 2

A hearelt thank you to everyone who supported our Christmas appeal, Soul's Stable of Stars. We raised over £3,000 and celebrated over 300 special lives! Your donaons help us to connue to rescue and rehabilitate horses like Soul and your stars turned Soul's stable into a magical space of remembrance. We were moved by wring each name and hanging each star. Thank you for honouring loved ones and helping horses in need. Soul's story touched many, and thanks to you, he is now thriving. Your stars will be in a special Memory Book available to view at our Open Day. Thank you for your kindness.’sStable of StarsHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 3

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Right now, over 6,000 horses across the UK are at risk of being neglected, and facing an uncertain future. The ongoing economic crisis has le many owners struggling, some desperately seeking help, while others have simply abandoned their animals.Throughout almost all of 2024, we were over capacity. But when an emergency call comes in, when a horse is in urgent, desperate need, how can we possibly say no? The reality is heartbreaking: so many need us, but we simply don’t have the funds or resources to help them all.One of the many cases we’ve taken in this year is young foal Taco and his mother, Belle. They were found abandoned on land in Kent, with no one to care for them. Many rescue centres across the country are already stretched to their limits, but we were able to step in and give them a safe place to recover. Belle arrived malnourished, and lile Taco had already had a rough start in life. With your support, they’re now receiving specialist food, round-the-clock care, and vital veterinary treatment. And with Belle pregnant, ongoing care will be essenal to ensure a brighter future for them all.But it’s not just abandoned horses who need us. More and more owners have been reaching out in crisis, struggling to keep up with the rising cost of living. For many, it’s not just one thing that ps the balance, it’s the accumulaon of nancial pressures, an unexpected illness, or a sudden change in circumstances that leaves them with no other opon but to ask for help.We want to be there for as many as possible, but we can’t do it without you. A small, regular gi can make a huge dierence, helping to cover the cost of food, shelter and essenal veterinary care. Please consider seng up a monthly donaon today.Together, we can give horses like Belle and Taco the second chance they deserve.Help us be there for horses in needTurn to page 6 to nd out how you can helpHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 5

For each one of these horses, you changed their world forever! Thank you! Regular donaons help us to meet the ongoing costs such as feed, hay, veterinary bills, denstry, farriery and many more costs associated with rehabilitang and caring for around 100 horses at any one me.To help, please visit horseworld.org.uk/help or call 01275 893020. Alternavely, you can use the form on the back of this newsleer.Together we can make a dierence! This is the dierence you, our supporters have made in the past. All of these horses went on to live happy, fullling lives because you cared enough to help.OHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 6

With heavy hearts, we said goodbye to our beloved Maggie May, a gentle soul whose impact on HorseWorld will never be forgoen.Maggie May came to us in 2004 as a frightened, emaciated lly aer being found wandering in the road. To our surprise, she was pregnant and gave birth to a foal, Rooney, despite her skeletal condion.Thanks to your support, the love of our team, and Maggie May’s remarkable resilience, she made a full recovery. Over me, she blossomed into a sweet, aeconate horse who loved the company of people.Maggie May spent many happy years in loan homes, enjoying a rewarding riding career, before returning to HorseWorld in 2018 for a peaceful rerement among her herd.Her loving nature and the deep connecons she formed with both people and horses will remain in our hearts forever. Rest peacefully, Maggie May. You will always be remembered.We also had to say a sad goodbye to our beloved Flicka who came to HorseWorld in 2007 when her owners were no longer able to care for her.From the start, she touched our hearts. Flicka became an invaluable part of our Discovery programme, helping countless students grow in condence and compassion. Her gentle spirit and paence made her a favourite among all who knew her. When one of the students fell in love with her, Flicka spent some me out on a loan home with her. She returned to HorseWorld in 2018 and slipped right back into her role in Discovery, bringing joy and wisdom to everyone around her.Flicka was a friend and a teacher. Her memory will live on in the hearts of the students she inspired and all of us who were lucky enough to know her. Goodbye, sweet Flicka. You will be deeply missed.lHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 7

’From Neglect to a Loving HomeIn 2015, Dakota was rescued from one of the most heartbreaking cases of neglect we had ever seen. HorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 8

Dakota was part of a group of feral horses struggling to survive, living in elds alongside dead animals, having never known the kindness of human touch. When she arrived, she was pregnant and caring for a foal at her side. While her rst foal was successfully weaned, heartbreakingly, the one she later gave birth to did not survive.At rst, we thought Dakota was an elderly mare. Her frail body and defeated spirit made her look far older than her years. But once our denst was nally able to assess her, we were stunned to learn she was just 2–3 years old. This revelaon made her transformaon even more remarkable.Dakota’s rehabilitaon was a slow and paent journey. She had to learn to trust, to feel safe, and to accept the gentle presence of people in her life. It wasn’t always easy, but with me, care, and unwavering dedicaon, Dakota blossomed into a condent and curious pony. She formed an incredible bond with her groom, who taught her tricks and agility skills, turning them into a wonderful duo that delighted visitors with their performances at our Open Days!And then, the day we had all dreamed of nally arrived. Dakota was ready to take the next step, to nd a forever home with a loving family to call her own. She was spoed on our website by Lauren Lounton and her partner, Kayleigh.Lauren explains: “Aer the loss of our beloved pony, Lizzie, we felt a signicant void in our lives. Both Kayleigh and I were naturally inclined to rehome a rescue animal, as we have ample me and love to oer to an animal in need. We independently discovered Dakota on HorseWorld’s rehoming page and felt an immediate connecon. The team at HorseWorld were incredibly kind and welcoming, making the enre process seamless.“When Dakota arrived home, she was inially shy and reserved. It took over a week to get close to her, with snacks helping to ease the process. She has seamlessly integrated into our lives, as if she was meant to be with us. In a short period, she has taught us the value of paence, rewarding us with boundless love.Dakota now enjoys her days alongside her friend, Hope, and loves going on long walks. We have no expectaons from this special girl; she simply gets to be a horse. We extend our hearelt gratude to HorseWorld for entrusng us with Dakota. We love her uncondionally and cannot imagine our lives without her.”Thinking back to the wild and frightened youngster she once was, it’s hard to believe just how far she has come. Dakota’s story is a true testament to the power of paence, kindness, and second chances.Thank you to everyone who supports our rescue eorts. Because of you, beauful souls like Dakota get the happy endings they deserve.il– Rehomer, LaurenHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 9

At HorseWorld, we currently have three dierent track systems; a hilly track for weight loss and muscle building, a at track for laminic and senior equines, and a Shetland track for our smaller residents. At HorseWorld, we’ve embraced track systems to keep our equines moving, healthy, and happy! We have three:• Hilly Track For weight loss & muscle-building.• Flat Track Ideal for senior & laminic horses.• Shetland Track Perfect for our smallest residents.Why use a track system?A track follows a eld’s perimeter, encouraging movement and natural foraging. This helps manage weight and reduces the risk of laminis.Seng up your own track• Invest in sturdy fencing & place water troughs far apart to encourage movement.• Add variety, hills, logs, scratching posts & rolling areas.• Consider herd dynamics, wider tracks help prevent dominance issues.• Manage grazing, use hay or controlled access to grass.Rehoming inspiraonOne of the best parts? Potenal rehomers vising HorseWorld get to see these tracks in acon. Watching horses thrive in their natural herd environment oen inspires adopters to create similar setups at home, helping more horses live healthier and happier livesKeeping trackWith support fromHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 10HorseWorld recently took part in a scienc study into the benets of track systems. Many thanks to Pets Foundaon who made this possible. To nd out more about this and advice on how to set up your own track system, visit horseworld.org.uk/track

It’s been a wonderful journey to adopng our beloved Doris and Dodger! It all began when my husband and I moved to the countryside and seled in a small village near Monmouth. It had always been our dream to rere to the countryside once our four children had all grown up and we soon seled into our new rural lifestyle. We had purchased a property with an adjacent eld with nearly 2 acres of land and we immediately wanted to adopt some Shetland ponies as my husband had owned Shetlands in the past and I had loved horse riding as a young girl. We contacted HorseWorld and Rehoming Coordinator, Georgia sent us photographs of Doris and Dodger. Shortly aer, we went to visit them and fell in love at rst sight! Both ponies had such wonderful temperaments and we could clearly see what a fabulous job all the sta had done at HorseWorld to socialise them. Georgia went through all the necessary steps which enabled us to set up a track system in our eld and ensure we were thoroughly prepared for their arrival. Then, at the beginning of July, with the help of our neighbour and her horsebox, we picked up the ponies and Doris and Dodger moved into their new home. They have now been living with us for just over nine months and they are truly part of our animal family! We look forward to many more years of fun with Doris and Dodger – thank you HorseWorld once again for helping them become such well balanced animals! RehomingRehomer, Adrienne Mitchell has created her own track system for rehomed ponies Dodger and Doris; she tells us about the experience.orisHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 11

Over halfway through the school year – and growing strong!We’re already more than halfway through the academic year – well done to all students, sta, and equines for powering through the cold winter months!Our Facilitator team is growing! Sarah joined in February, Kara aer Easter, and Tess has just completed her rst term. This means we can support even more young people.We’re also welcoming four Discovery Student Ambassadors. These former students will help deliver projects, events, and acvies while serving as role models for others. This is an excing opportunity for them to stay involved and inspire others.Head of Discovery A perfect role at HorseWorld experienceA term into my role as a Discovery Facilitator, I couldn’t ask for a beer job – combining my love of horses with 25 years of teaching experience. Geng to know each pony’s unique story and helping students build connecons has been humbling. It’s been incredible to see their condence, resilience, and skills grow through the six-week Discovery programme. FacilitatorBefore Christmas, the HorseWorld Discovery team visited The Equine Therapy Centre at Hartpury College, where advanced simulators are transforming rider training.They met Hercules, a basic yet responsive simulator, before tesng the high-tech Mark 10 Racing Simulator, which provided a thrilling experience – especially for facilitator Kayleigh, who might be Grand Naonal-ready!The highlight was Margaret, the UK's rst Racewood Evenng Simulator, oering Grand Prix dressage, show jumping, and cross-country experiences.Now inspired, the Discovery team hopes to introduce a simulator into their programme – stay tuned! HorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 12

King’s TrustThe OCN* Level 3 Diploma in Equine-Assisted ServicesWe’ve been able to oer The King’s Trust qualicaons, and we’ve just celebrated a major milestone: our rst Discovery student has completed the Developing Resilience Qualicaon! This is an incredible achievement, and we couldn’t be more proud of her. We are grateful to Deborah Sampson, our Senior Facilitator, whose guidance and support made this journey possible. We're so proud to have our rst Kings Trust Award recipient at Discovery.We currently have three sta members enrolled in the Diploma and it is going well. There are ve dierent units to work through and each unit develops a dierent skill set from equine skills, business planning to equine-facilitated delivery.From September, the Diploma will be available externally which will be a huge asset for equine assisted services, not just at HorseWorld but across the South West. You can register your interest by emailing discoveryops@horseworld.org.ukAt HorseWorld Discovery, we have been working with at-risk children and young people since 2007. By pairing them with gentle rescued horses, we've seen incredible results when nothing else worked. We're thankful for the mutual benet to both the children and the horses.Our rescued horses form deep connecons with young people, understanding their emoons through body odours, posture, and expressions. These bonds create a peaceful space where both horses and children can heal from trauma, learn, and grow together in a loving environment.Both horses and humans enjoy To nd out morevisithorseworld.org.uk/discovery * OCN – Open College NetworkHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 13

 Two thirds of horses here are thriving thanks to gis in wills.HorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 14

You’ve already shown how much you care by supporng HorseWorld – thank you. Have you thought about how your impact could connue for years to come?A will gives peace of mind, knowing your loved ones and the causes close to your heart are provided for. Yet many of us delay wring one.To make it easier, HorseWorld oers two free ways to write your will, with no obligaon to include us, though we’d be so grateful if you did.Face-to-face with a solicitor Through the Naonal Free Wills Network, you can meet a local solicitor to make or update your will at no cost. Write your will online Prefer to do it from home? We also oer an opon to create a simple will online, fully checked by a qualied solicitor. Two-thirds of the horses we rescue owe their second chance to gis in wills. No maer the size, your gi could change the lives of horses, ponies, and donkeys.If you have any quesons, Jenny would love to help. Call 01275 893 026 or email legacy@horseworld.org.uk Find out more about both of these opons at horseworld.org.uk/legacyHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 15

Thanks to the kindness of a wonderful supporter, we’ve been able to install several brand-new stable doors that can be adjusted to suit the height of each horse or pony. These clever doors have already made a big dierence!Our stables are used when horses need a visit from the vet, farrier, or denst, or when they’re feeling under the weather. But we noced that many of our smaller residents were struggling to see over the old doors, leaving them feeling isolated.With these new doors that open at two levels, every horse and pony can comfortably see out and feel more connected to their surroundings.We’d love to t even more of these special doors, so we are trying to raise £5,000 to cover the cost. If you’d like to help, please consider donang at horseworld.org.uk/doors *Every door opens up a happier world for them. Thank you!*Any funds raised above the amount needed for the doors will be treated as a general donaon and help us care for the rescued horses here at HorseWorld. Are you handy with a pair of kning needles or a crochet hook? We’re looking for volunteers who would like to make handmade items for us to sell in aid of the charity. These items are always really popular at our events and are a great way to get involved. We’re also looking for donaons of wool and kning needles. If you have your own paerns for knied horses or donkeys you’d be willing to share, that would be extremely helpful. We currently have a couple of paerns we can share but are open to your creaons. Please contact Leah for more informaon if you’re interested in geng involved.Email: leah.dunnadams@horseworld.org.ukTel: 01275 893 020Brighter days (and views!) for our horses and poniesStable Doors AppealHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 16

1st Keynsham Rainbows & 4th Keynsham Brownies The Rainbows raised £66.87and the Brownies raised £158.70 for HorseWorld. Special thanks to one of the Brownies, Primrose who climbed a mountain! She has raised £487 by asking friends and family to donate to HorseWorld instead of giving her birthday presents. What an incredibly seless act of kindness, thank you Lucy!Lainie-Ray raised £60 by making a brilliant PowerPoint presentaon to present to her friends and family on why they should donate to HorseWorld. She even made her own handmade cercates to hand out to the very kind people that donated. Lainie also sponsors lile Charlie through our Sponsorship scheme.Could you be a top fundraiser? horseworld.org.uk/fundraiseLainie-Raywith her HorseWorld cercateLucy atop her beauful ponyHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 17

We are so grateful to announce our partnership with the Jelka Group, who generously donated mud mats and an innovave water trough for our rescue herd. These items will keep our horses, ponies, and donkeys comfortable and safe, especially during the muddier months. A hearelt thank you to the Jelka Group sta for their kindness and support. We are excited to see the posive impact this partnership will have on our rescue animals. Together, we're truly making a dierence for horses in need!jelka.co.ukHuge thanks tWe are absolutely honoured and excited to announce that HorseWorld has been named as Red Horse Products Charity of the Year for 2025! This means that 20p from EVERY purchase made through their website in 2025 will be donated to us to help our mission in rescuing, rehabilitang and rehoming horses that need our help.A hearelt thank you to the enre Red Horse Products team for your generosity and for believing in the work we do at HorseWorld and a special thanks to everyone who kindly nominated us. redhorseproducts.com We would like to thank Hearst for their incredible support promong the vital charity work of HorseWorld and raising awareness of the need for our services. hearst.co.ukThank you to Nunney Internaonal Horse Trials for making us their chosen charity for their 2025 event on 13th–15th June.nunneyhorsetrials.co.ukHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 18

e thanks to…We're so thankful for the CJ Hole, Bristol team who took part in a challenge day to paint our stables and dy the farm. Their hard work and smiles were heartwarming. They also made an amazing video showcasing our work!cjhole.co.ukyoutu.be/xx9rLv-wlyEA big thank you to the students from the University of Guelph, Ridgetown Campus, Canada, for vising us for the second year in a row! It was a pleasure to give you a tour of the farm, share some donkey cuddles, and enjoy scones with jam and cloed cream together. Smiles all around! We look forward to welcoming you again next year!To nd out more about corporate challenge days, contact leah.dunnadams@horseworld.org.ukWe're incredibly grateful to the following Trusts who have made donaons to make our work possible:• The Worshipful Company of Saddlers• Pets Foundaon• The Anne Duchess of Westminster’s Fund• Beaverbrook Foundaon• Mrs S H Adlam Will Trust• The Elizabeth Violet Annie Rouse Selement• The Lennox Hannay Charitable TrustHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 19

ApolloAer compleng my assessments, the team are preparing me to look for a new home. I love having a lazy day, however it doesn't stop me playing in the elds with my friends, burning o some steam which helps me with my weight loss journey before the lush summer grass comes through.Tilly The team have been helping me with my separaon anxiety. I will now happily walk around the farm and take part in Discovery courses with groups and individuals, I am parcularly drawn to the sensive and nervous students; I can see my old self in them. Sponsorship updatesThe team have done a the winter, facing all kinds of adverse weather.You'll be pleased to hear that our sponsorship animals have all been keeping busy. After thorough veterinary invesgaons, Lolly has been given the go-ahead to start training and she is enjoying learning the ropes. Our super donkeys Barnaby and Cowslip and Tilly the mule have been helping young people on our Discovery courses, they’ve had plenty to keep their hooves moving. Preparaons are also underway for this year's events; our sponsorship event dates are – Saturday 31st May and Saturday 18th October, we look forward to seeing you on site. Tickets will be available shortly. If you haven’t already sponsored one of our rescued animals, go to horseworld.org.uk/sponsor to nd out more.Till20HorseWorld 2023 Spring / Summer Newsleer

Barnaby and Cowslip During the winter, we moved into a big barn, with a nice deep straw bed and access to the eld if we fancied it. We’ve also given a helping hoof to the Discovery team, supporng young people on their journey. Jay the Yard CatCan you spot me? I’ve found the purrfect spot to keep warm over the winter. I get extra peng when the grooms come to collect and return their hats. During the day when it’s warmer, you will nd me inspecng the yard and oces, ensuring everything is in p-top condion.SPONSORSHIP STAR – LollyUnder the watchful eye of the vet, I have started a training plan to strengthen my muscles. I’m also seeing the Chiropractor regularly to ensure I'm coping, it’s a great pamper session and I’m loving all the extra aenon.SoulI’ve had a busy winter, with the Stable of Stars campaign. Thank you all for remembering your loved ones with me, it was really special vising the stable of stars. I really miss my friend Denz, but I have an amazing family at HorseWorld. LSPONSORSHIP STAR21

Sox I've had a break from Discovery following an injury. The team have spoilt me with plenty of things to do, company and hay to keep my belly full. I’m hoping I will be well enough to see you at the rst sponsorship event.SalisburyI have been promoted to an escort horse, to oer a helping hoof to newly trained equines. The team think I am compassionate, condence boosng and reassuring to the equines in training. It’s never a dull day! Here I am with my best friend Archie, enjoying a hack around the farm.Kira I’ve had another busy winter helping the Discovery team. I’m the longest serving equine team member. No two days are the same, and the young people teach me something new every day. Due to my lovely nature, I also help horses in training to gain condence and explore the farm.Charlie I’ve had a great winter living with my best friend Lile Red. We look rather alike; can you tell who is who? Some of my lovely sponsors have sent me fan mail. The humans kindly read them to me, thank you so much, it really cheers me up to hear from you.i22HorseWorld 2023 Spring / Summer Newsleer

allows us to do moreOur shop helps us to raise funds for horses, ponies and donkeys in need!To see the full range: shop.horseworld.org.uk or call 01275 893020.Our annual Open Day! Fun for all the family. There will be talks, demonstraons, tours, merchandise, food vendors and of course, lots and lots of horses to meet and nd out about their rescue stories. Tickets horseworld.org.uk/eventsHorseWorld 2025 Spring / Summer Newsleer 23

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