More often than not, things in the world of horse racing come full circle. That couldn’t be more true for Kirsten Fada and Inked. A horse Kirsten was apart of purchasing and naming as a yearling, was claimed away as a three year old and ended up running on the Wyoming fair circuit. Life for Inked did not look particularly promising. But in a twist of fate and thanks to his breeder, Inked found himself one day at a farm in Kentucky staring back into the face of the woman who gave him his name.
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such a wonderful and beautiful story..so happy for inked and kirsten and yellow pine farm.
Amazing story of hope & Divine Intervention. The World needs more people like Kirsten Fada to be the voice & safe place for our Horses…. Thank You!!!
Thank you for listening!