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This Line Of Horses Is Famous On TV, Now Watch How They Treat An Elderly Friend…

The Budweiser Clydesdales are a group of famously well bred horses used for various commercial and advertising purposes by the Budweiser brewing company. They are showcased each year at the annual Superbowl and have a running fan base of many passionate horse lovers.


One of which is Marian Roberts, an elderly 95 year-old currently in hospice care at Crossroad Hospice. Crossroad Hospice has a tradition of attempting to set up each client’s own version of a perfect dream day and then making said day come true.

For Marian Roberts, a visitation day with the Budweiser Clydesdales is just what she wanted. As a recipient of her first pony at the young age of seven, Marian has interacted and loved horses for the entirety of her life. She later become a trick rider in her teens and is to this day still very passionate about the animal she loves.

Image Credit: Facebook/ Warm Springs Ranch

She has loved the Clydesdales since the day she first saw one of the immense and majestic horses and through a bit of effort her perfect day was able to be granted by Crossroad Hospice. She was taken to the Clydesdales’ Warm Springs Ranch in Missouri.

Normally visitation of the ranch doesn’t begin until later this month yet an exception was made and Marian got her own day to meet and greet with some of the seventy plus horses bred there. Marian was more than happy interact with the horses and can be seen having a phenomenal time with them.

Image Credit: Facebook/ Warm Springs Ranch

It’s evident her experience with horses hasn’t diminished with time and she still is able to build a connection to the fantastic animals in merely hours. Share away, people!

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