Residents Support Retired Racehorse
Residents put money on a horse not in the field in this year’s Kentucky Derby. During the annual Derby
Day, residents—in their biggest and brightest hats—raised over $600 to support Sir Gus, a 25-year-old retired racehorse at Brook Hill Farm.
Brook Hill Farm is a non-profit organization that takes in neglected or injured horses so they can rest, recover and start new lives. The farm also has programs that allows seniors, at-risk teens, veterans and those with diverse needs to promote physical, mental and emotional well-being.
“We are proud to be able to help out
– Resident Arlene Domaleski
this amazing horse and the incredible
work done by Brook Hill Farm.”
The donation will go towards helping feed and care for Sir Gus and horses who need a little extra TLC. The funds will also support programs designed to improve quality of life for seniors, veterans and those with disabilities through equine therapy activities at Brook Hill Farm.