Drameur is a 19 year old black Icelandic pony.
He has lived and worked in a handicapped riding program in Northern California for the past six years.
He has been a sweet and dependable mount for our clients on a lead line. However, he has developed a bad habit of bolting on lead and under saddle with less experienced volunteers.
We have decided that Draemur would be a happier and safer pony if he had one experienced, consistent handler to be his person.
Previously, he has had some unbalanced movement in his gaits. Our regular vet has not been able to diagnose/treat this problem.
Last August Draemur was seen by a veterinarian/chiropractor from out of the area. She determined that Draemur was somewhat "locked up" in his neck/withers. Her treatment helped his gaits considerably.
About a month ago, he broke free from his handler (bolted) on a trail near the stable and proceeded to run home.
It appears Draemur has re-injured himself during this escapade, as he is now "locked up" in his neck/withers again, favoring his right front leg.
The vet/chiropractor that helped him in August will not be available to see him again until June. We need to find a home for Draemur as soon as possible. Please contact Sally Friedley (or: iceryder at gmail.com)
