Best has been fortunate enough to find a new home! He is now in Maryland, near Fair Hill, which means he has acres and acres of driving trails. I'm kind of jealous.
If Best plays his cards right he may become part of a driving pair with this nice filly. The two are the same height and very similar in color.
Best can stay in his new home because he passed the 'dog test.'
Best is nice and fuzzy this time of year. Here he is rushing out to explore his new home. Who says Standardbreds can't canter?
Best is a fantastic driving horse and we hope he'll be very happy in his new home. As always, he has a home with us if things don't work out.
I've watched Best canter around the pasture a few times and he is beautiful! Good luck in your new home Best!
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