Ted the rescue pony WHEN little George came into the care of World Horse Welfare in early 2018 no one then could have predicted that the terrified, near-starving pony would blossom into a driving star and come out on top at a recent national awards ceremony. World Horse Welfare George, known to his friends now as Ted, won the ‘Rescue Horse or Pony’ category at this year’s Carriage Driving Awards 2020 after blossoming in the care of his rehomer, Liz. Handsome 9-year-old liver chestnut Welsh Section C pony Ted arrived at World Horse Welfare’s Penny Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre after he was rescued, along with several other ponies, severely underweight and unhandled.
Ted the rescue pony WHEN little George came into the care of World Horse Welfare in early 2018 no one then could have predicted that the terrified, near-starving pony would blossom into a driving star and come out on top at a recent national awards ceremony. World Horse Welfare George, known to his friends now as Ted, won the ‘Rescue Horse or Pony’ category at this year’s Carriage Driving Awards 2020 after blossoming in the care of his rehomer, Liz. Handsome 9-year-old liver chestnut Welsh Section C pony Ted arrived at World Horse Welfare’s Penny Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre after he was rescued, along with several other ponies, severely underweight and unhandled.
Who Is Henry Cavill Dating? What We Know About His Love Life
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Henry Cavill may be a superhero on screen, but in real life he’s better known for being a handsome heartbreaker. The
Superman star has quite a long dating history, and we don’t suspect it will be cut short by marriage anytime soon. Check out the mile-long list of women who’ve called themselves Henry Cavill’s girlfriend and find out if he’s attached to anyone today.
Is Henry Cavill Married?
First things first: Henry Cavill has not officially tied the knot with anyone. He once came close to walking down the aisle with show jumping rider Ellen Whitaker, but the pair called it quits shortly after his 2011 proposal.
By Tom Best Watching horse racing over the festive period has been all the more enjoyable as temperatures dropped – albeit sadly at the cost to some fixtures, like Ayr, at a time when they could least afford it. There s nothing better during the winter than getting the outside jobs done by lunch time and settling down to some serious relaxation in front of the television in the afternoon. I suspect that non-racing enthusiasts and those who don t fit into the punter category, are equally drawn in and this year there were some treats in store as Scottish interests were captured on the silver screen in winning form.