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 Romerator
Breed:
Thoroughbred (Jockey
Club #0963)
Sex: Gelding
DOB: 1992
Height:
16 hh
Color: Liver
Chestnut
Markings:
Star
Location:
Myrtle Beach, SC
Adoption Fee:
In Review
Temperament:
Romerator is a very
down-to-earth horse. He
is not at all your
typical thoroughbred.
He will follow you
anywhere like a large
puppy. He talks
constantly and asks for
more treats, more feed,
or sometimes just to say
thank you.
Physical problems /
health issues:
Romerator has some
lingering dental
problems and still has
bouts of rain rot. He
came into HfH care also
underweight and with
severe hoof problems but
is now a good weight and
his hooves are much
better.
Interaction with horses:
His special friend is
his foster family’s
horse My Girl but he
gets along well in a
mixed herd.
Interaction with people:
Romerator loves people
almost as much as he
loves treats. He loves
people who offer him
treats the very best.
He walks right up to you
to say hello and see
what you are doing.
Catching him is never a
problem.
History:
Romerator was a race
horse who was discarded
when his hooves became
too bad for him to run.
Training / abilities:
Romerator rides very
well. He neck reins
which is unusual for a
Thoroughbred. He has
been ridden without
problems by a young
teenager.
Experience level
required to work with
this horse:
Advanced beginner.
Has this horse ever:
Bucked? No
Reared? No
Kicked? No
Bitten? No Other?
Ground handling:
Catch? Yes
Lead? Yes Tie?
Yes Trailer? Yes
Clip? Yes Trim
Feet? Yes Bathe?
Yes
Special needs:
Senior feed and you need
to keep an eye on his
dental issues. His
current foster home wets
down his feed at
mealtimes.
Other comments:
This is one great
horse. He has
personality plus, he is
big and strong, he rides
well, and he is a
lover. What more could
a family ask for in a
horse?
More pictures:
Date updated: February,
2009
Adopt: Please contact
us regarding adoptions at adoptions@habitatforhorses.org or call 1.866.HFH.LSER(866.434.5737).
Are you unable to
adopt but would still
like to have Romerator in
your life? Sponsor
him through our
Virtual Foster program.
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