Blackberries aren’t that scary
£9.99
Think of the sportiest person you know. That’s Baz. Now think of the person who sits in a cardboard box and makes ‘vroom vroom’ noises while spraying crisp crumbs everywhere. That’s Nutmeg.
What makes a horse so special that he gets to have two different names?
And what can a barrel-shaped Dartmoor pony possibly have to teach a Thoroughbred racehorse?
This clip-clop rhyming tale tells the true story of how Baz came to know Nutmeg, and shows us that horses and humans are much more similar than you might think…
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Blackberries aren’t that scary is raising money for Racehorse Relief. Founded in 2011, they are the only Southwest accredited rehoming centre with the Retraining of Racehorses. Horses in their care undergo extensive rehabilitation and retraining in order for them to enjoy a second career, whether in eventing or hacking. From horses that have been physically injured in their racing career to those who have developed behavioural problems as a result of the lifestyle, Racehorse Relief provides bespoke programmes to help them in their future life. Horses are rehomed on a permanent loan basis, ensuring that if for any reason the new life isn’t a good fit they will always have somewhere to go. Horses have been successfully rehomed throughout the UK.