Alexa Lee: Saving An Angel and Learning To Fly
Thursday, November 14 2019 by Editor
By Britney Grover. Photos by Winslow Photography - When talking about angels, they’re usually the ones doing the saving. But Satins Angel had to be saved first. After bleeding ended her racing career, Satin bounced from owner to owner within months, narrowly escaped slaughter, and endured abuse before she met Alexa Lee. “I rode her literally twice and I don’t know what it was that sparked our connection,” Alexa said. “She was so scared; I couldn’t pet her face, I couldn’t hug her. She would throw her head in the air, her eyes white with fear that someone was going to hit her — she still has scars on her face. But I saw this horse who just wanted to be loved and to have someone to love so badly. I thought, I can do that for you. I want to do that for you.”
- Published in Sidelines Spotlight
November 2019 – Table of Contents
Monday, October 21 2019 by Website Editor
52 Ingate (Full Article)
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CONTENTS
20 Alexa King: Time
Stands Still in Sculpture
26 Michele Hollis:
Equestrian Doctor
and Doctor to Equestrians
36 Charity: Sara Strauss
Gives Horses a … [Read more]
- Published in 11-2019, Front Cover
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