Arnold

Arnold was born on April 7, 2001 and once raced under the name “Cluster Bomb.” He was rescued, along with two other Thoroughbreds, Mikey and D.A., on January 16, 2007. Arnold spent more than a month being treated for emaciation and severe skin disease at an equine hospital immediately following his rescue. Dr. Bill Barnes, who treated all three Thoroughbreds, told New York Times reporter Joe Drape, “They had no groceries. They were starving to death.” That was then. You should see them now! Arnold, Mikey and D.A. all live together in a part of the sanctuary called “After the Finish Line.” They share their pasture with fellow retired racers, Monty and Joey.

Arnold is proudly sponsored by supporters from Bronx, New York and Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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Photo credit: Madison Messina