First Go Farm

First Go Farm First Go Farm is a small privately funded Equine Rescue, focusing primarily on kill-pen rescues as well as off-track thoroughbreds.
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FIRST GO FARM is a 501(c)3 organization with a very simple mission:

RESCUE at risk equines. TRAIN them to facilitate their finding forever homes. PLACE them into loving forever homes. EDUCATE the new owners in all aspects of horse care as well as the general public to the plight of at risk equines.

We got a call yesterday to assist with the seizure of three horses. I would just like to say I was honored to have gotte...
07/01/2023

We got a call yesterday to assist with the seizure of three horses. I would just like to say I was honored to have gotten the call and proud of my local law enforcement for doing something about horses in bad condition.

So we have three new temporary residents and they’ll be here till the court case is done then we’ll see what happens. They don’t look as bad as some that we’ve had, but they sure don’t look good. And they’ve had minimal handling so they’re a little tough to deal with. But they’ll get better.

While we no longer have our 501c3 status, if you would like to donate to their rehabilitation donations can be made via PayPal at [email protected]. The county will subsidize some of their care but we will need to take care of some of it.

05/26/2023

They say good stallions make the best geldings. Well our two youngsters finally got the old “snip snip” today. A big thank you to Dr. Brockman of Casey County Veterinary Service. Here’s our drunken sailors as they awaken and wonder why they feel like they’re missing a couple of things lol!

05/23/2023

Hugo (the big bay with the two white pasterns) came last week fairly thin and in poor condition. He spent 10 days in quarantine just to be sure (even though he came from a private party) and we introduced him to the herd yesterday. Ben (the paint and alpha of the gang) of course played the fool and ran him around yesterday. Today they’re happily wandering together and noshing on the grass. He’ll get healthier in no time!

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661 Brown Ridge Road
Yosemite, KY
42566

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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They say good stallions make the best geldings. Well our two youngsters finally got the old “snip snip” today. A big thank you to Dr. Brockman of Casey County Veterinary Service. Here’s our drunken sailors as they awaken and wonder why they feel like they’re missing a couple of things lol!

Hugo (the big bay with the two white pasterns) came last week fairly thin and in poor condition. He spent 10 days in quarantine just to be sure (even though he came from a private party) and we introduced him to the herd yesterday. Ben (the paint and alpha of the gang) of course played the fool and ran him around yesterday. Today they’re happily wandering together and noshing on the grass. He’ll get healthier in no time!

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