Babylon

But Babylon was love at first sight. I saw her at another stud farm, and she walked directly toward me. The staff warned me to keep my distance, as she was known to kick, but I couldn’t help feeling that she did chose me on that day.
Later, I bought her at an auction and discovered something that felt like fate— we share the same birthday and many other things. She was meant to be with us.

Yes, she kicked and bit and was, without a doubt, the most challenging horse I’ve ever met. But over time, we realized her behavior came from a place of pain.

Step by step, with the help of brave veterinarians, very brave veterinarians, been able to fix many of her issues. There’s still one last hurdle to overcome, but she has come so far.

She has grown into an extraordinary beauty, reminding us of Cleopatra with her deep, mysterious elegance.

Even without training, Babylon has the physique of a champion—crazy muscles, natural athleticism, and a fighter’s spirit. She can battle like there’s no tomorrow, both mentally and physically, and she’s unbelievably strong.
Now, she feels safe with us. She enjoys cuddles and has finally opened up, trusting us completely. Those moments of trust make all the difficult times worth it—they warm your heart in a way nothing else can.

Babylon’s story is one of transformation, resilience, and hope. She is the definition of a racing horse: strong, relentless, and fiercely beautiful. Whether she runs on the racetrack or simply through our hearts, she is already victorious. Babylon the Great is more than her name; she is a force of nature, a soul who teaches us patience, perseverance, and the true meaning of connection.