Pennsylvania Warhorse

​Nebikon is a 13 yr. old OTTB.  Nebikon is a true Warhorse with 101 races.  Nebikon left the track in 2018.  Nebikon joined Pennsylvania Warhorse in early July 2021 through Penn National’s New Start Program after rehabbing at a farm in Maryland.  All the racing left Nebikon with a slightly fused left ankle.  He rides English and Western (he just appeared in a short film “Lone Rider” which will be make the film festival circuit later this year.  If Nebikon were to be adopted his new owner would need to understand his limitations and use him strictly as a trail horse.  Hard work in an area, jumping or gaming would aggravate his ankle injury.

​Cricket is an 18 year old OTTB.  He raced 40 times and left the track in 2009.  He transitioned into a career as an event horse (lots of galloping and jumping). After a fall, injuring his knees in 2019 Cricket was donated to PAWH by Heather Dattilo.  The years of racing and jumping and his fall have led Cricket to have bad knees.  He can no longer safely be ridden, but he is a wonderful companion horse and has a lot to teach us about ourselves.  He’s a favorite with volunteers and those participating in our program.  Cricket is not available for adoption.

​Nebikon is a 13 yr. old OTTB.  Nebikon is a true Warhorse with 101 races.  Nebikon left the track in 2018.  Nebikon joined Pennsylvania Warhorse in early July 2021 through Penn National’s New Start Program after rehabbing at a farm in Maryland.  All the racing left Nebikon with a slightly fused left ankle.  He rides English and Western (he just appeared in a short film “Lone Rider” which will be make the film festival circuit later this year.  If Nebikon were to be adopted his new owner would need to understand his limitations and use him strictly as a trail horse.  Hard work in an area, jumping or gaming would aggravate his ankle injury.

​Cricket is an 18 year old OTTB.  He raced 40 times and left the track in 2009.  He transitioned into a career as an event horse (lots of galloping and jumping). After a fall, injuring his knees in 2019 Cricket was donated to PAWH by Heather Dattilo.  The years of racing and jumping and his fall have led Cricket to have bad knees.  He can no longer safely be ridden, but he is a wonderful companion horse and has a lot to teach us about ourselves.  He’s a favorite with volunteers and those participating in our program.  Cricket is not available for adoption.

​Nebikon is a 13 yr. old OTTB.  Nebikon is a true Warhorse with 101 races.  Nebikon left the track in 2018.  Nebikon joined Pennsylvania Warhorse in early July 2021 through Penn National’s New Start Program after rehabbing at a farm in Maryland.  All the racing left Nebikon with a slightly fused left ankle.  He rides English and Western (he just appeared in a short film “Lone Rider” which will be make the film festival circuit later this year.  If Nebikon were to be adopted his new owner would need to understand his limitations and use him strictly as a trail horse.  Hard work in an area, jumping or gaming would aggravate his ankle injury.

​Cricket is an 18 year old OTTB.  He raced 40 times and left the track in 2009.  He transitioned into a career as an event horse (lots of galloping and jumping). After a fall, injuring his knees in 2019 Cricket was donated to PAWH by Heather Dattilo.  The years of racing and jumping and his fall have led Cricket to have bad knees.  He can no longer safely be ridden, but he is a wonderful companion horse and has a lot to teach us about ourselves.  He’s a favorite with volunteers and those participating in our program.  Cricket is not available for adoption.

​Nebikon is a 13 yr. old OTTB.  Nebikon is a true Warhorse with 101 races.  Nebikon left the track in 2018.  Nebikon joined Pennsylvania Warhorse in early July 2021 through Penn National’s New Start Program after rehabbing at a farm in Maryland.  All the racing left Nebikon with a slightly fused left ankle.  He rides English and Western (he just appeared in a short film “Lone Rider” which will be make the film festival circuit later this year.  If Nebikon were to be adopted his new owner would need to understand his limitations and use him strictly as a trail horse.  Hard work in an area, jumping or gaming would aggravate his ankle injury.