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‘She knew she was loved’: farewell to 18.2hh Shire mare who touched countless lives, nine years after her rescue
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Horse & Hound
A Shire mare who was abandoned to face a bleak future but went on to “touch countless lives” as an ambassador for rescued horses has died after nine years in her second-chance home.
But her health deteriorated and “the difficult but kindest decision was made to let her go peacefully”.
“Lolly was a firm favourite with visitors and staff alike, often stealing the show at HorseWorld’s open days,” a spokesperson for the charity said.
She certainly knew she was loved and never shied away from the limelight.
“There are still so many horses like Lolly waiting for rescue.