Equestrian Brings Her Race Horse Into Hotel That Advertised Pet-Friendly Policy
For an additional charge of $10, Lindsey Partridge was able to bring her horse into her room at the Super 8 Hotel in Georgetown, Ky.
If a hotel has a pet-friendly policy, what's to stop an equestrian from bringing in her horse?
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That’s what Lindsey Partridge, 31, of Ontario, Canada, tested out the "amenity" during a trip to a horse race in Lexington, Kentucky earlier this month.
Partridge, who is a riding coach, made a pit stop at a Super 8 Hotel in Georgetown with her 5-year-old horse Blizz, also known as Here Comes Adri, in the trailer parked outside.
“When we were checking in, they mentioned their guest policy, so I jokingly said, ‘My horses are here, will they be allowed in?’” she said. “The lady was really laid back, so I got Blizz off the trailer.”
For an additional charge of $10, Partridge was able to bring her dappled grey mare in for a night of relaxation before the race.
The pair could then be seen in a video licensed by Caters News watching television as Partridge lay on the bed.
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Although Blizz didn’t end up spending the entire night in the hotel room, it appears the brief hotel stay helped his performance at the Retired Racehorse Project Thoroughbred Makeover.
The award-winning horse came in third in the trail competition and sixth in the field hunter competition.
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