In the weeks after being adopted from a rescue organization, Easy's behavior made it fairly clear that he had been mistreated. His medical conditions included dental problems, ulcerated cheeks from the dental problems, likely stomach ulcers, tender and weak feet, hind feet infected with thrush, a canker in one rear foot, a screw in one front knee (most likely from a racing-related injury- he was once a winning racer), an advanced and wide-spread case of rain rot, and was obviously dangerously under-nourished. For more information on this story, and the details on how this beautiful horse was brought back to health and happiness in such a relatively short time, contact Sally Hugg at California Trace.