Miracle Horse - How Is He Now? | University Of Tennessee Visits The Farm

I have only recently discovered your channel and have been doing a bit of ‘binge’ watching when time permits. Could you put a link to the actual diagnosis of little 7s condition., his history sounds very serious and I wd be interested to learn more about the boy😊. I’ve looked back on your videos but so far haven’t found info apart from conversations and videos of him.

I love Seven so much! He has such a strong will to live!!!

I think it's so wonderful Tennessee comes out to see him to check on him. I'm glad they got to enjoy your beautiful farm

To see the love from his UT Team towards, not a patient but a very special friend is testament to Baby Seven's wonderful attitude to life and his fight to live. It brought tears to my eyes. Thank you Team UT and Team RS for giving this gorgeous, lovable Miracle Boy the best life can give....love, health and happiness.
The Prince is in the house 🥰🥰🐎🥰🥰

It was wonderful to see dr Useni and team catch up with seven. For them this was more than just a rare experience to aid a very premie horse, who by all definitions should not have survived and there are very few that do. The learning and research they got to do was extremely valuable. As doctor u explain early on this baby was not meant to function, but he actually came out with lungs ready, he had no knees, but everything else was working…very very rare (as possibly triggered by illnesses or other reason we may never know, and sparked heaps of qns about previous illnesses in the barn etc) and how certain events can lead to a mare aborting a baby as was most likely intended with Gracie…as with all uniques you are always gaining more questions than answers but back to my point. He was their patient but he was also very much loved by the team and taught us all way more about being a horse than any of thought or cared about before. Yep living life as a horse was all what most of us have wanted for him, from the day he was born.

What a wonderful visit for you all 💙💙💙🤎🤎🤎

Ahhhh this just melts my heart 😍

Did Baby 7 ever get registered with AQHA?? Obviously he's a pasture pet but I think he earned his place in History and deserves to be registered if you haven't already 💞

It’s so clear how loved Seven is. Also that he’s going to always be ‘baby seven’ 😂

Seven is looking fabulous! What a big, healthy boy at this point. This has been a path of such unbelievable obstacles but you all are so dedicated to Seven and to giving him his best life possible.
Heart warming

Everyone has learned so much about equine health and medicine because of Seven. He single-handedly has changed equine health. Bravo Seven!

🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️god bless seven

Awesome Seven keep it up. Katie you are doing so great with all your animals especially Seven. Thank- you for the keep and care you give it’s so wonderful to see and watch! ❤

dr. ersini and her team seem amazing to work with! what a great team baby seven has with you and the university of tennessee knoxville <3

Love your videos

I love seven ❤ he is such a sweet boy 😍

Love Seven so much. He’s such a true inspiration. You can see the trust and love he has for his team. He’s a very special and happy guy. I hope he gets to live a long happy life pain free. I think Katie and her team should look into doing a whole documentary about the life of Seven. ❤

What is his future at this point?

Love that everyone is on the same page…as long as he’s happy!

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She should try Osteomax for him. It may be that he could go off Bute for the most part.

What is the reason Seven won't live a long life?

It must be an aweful life to be loved by so many. 😂

I love Dr. Ursini, Zoe, and team so much! All the love they continue to show Seven warms my heart. More Baby Seven!!🧡🧡🧡

Thank -you so much for answering to the comment. Still ant subscription. Someone got my card now have new card. Am I still on subscription? With new card?

I'm fairly new to this channel. How old is Seven and who are his parents?

Love how you handled your horse

Who are baby Sevens parents

What a great team.. 👏👏👏

I love Seven updates....he's such a pretty boy and im so glad that you gave him a chance to thrive!!

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I remember when Ethels foal I believe was born early.... really not a lot longer seven came along. Its really been beautiful seeing the hardwork and dedication to make seven as comfortable and as normal as possible 🫶 and seven too he has been a true fighter.

Im so happy to see Baby Seven doing so amazing, have been rooting for baby Seven since he came into the world.

I wish I was an animal, I could get better healthcare!

What does Dr Matthew think of seven?

It's amazing how his life has touched so many people in so many ways. Just being a follower, his will to survive is inspiring to us all. So glad that he has the best care/life possible while being able to further equine research for future foals. His birth is a miracle in so many ways like the ripple of a rain drop.

I absolutely love how much they love baby 7. I know its their "job" but they also have the heart for it ♥

Is he the youngest foal to survive? All your love and care has been awesome

It's not always a "good time" when Family comes to visit, but when you have such a Great extended Family, (As Seven does) it's wonderful to catch up❤😂😂! It was great to see Dr. Ursini and the Seven Squad come to the Farm to check up on Seven. You can tell how much Love as well as amazing Care they gave him. 🙌❤️🙌🔥🔥🔥

Awesome❤❤❤

Out of curiosity, why does he have a "T" on his side? Is that your branding?

I understand he was helpful for learning/veterinary research but aside from that I think this is a case of just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. This is not going to be a happy life for him

I noticed Dr. Ursini said "he's never acted the way his radiographs said he should"; does this mean there's been further deterioration in his joints? Just curious. I feel like the fact that he's never known anything different plays a big part in what has kept him trucking along as well as he has. To him this is normal. I love what y'all (you, your family, your team, and the UT Knoxville team) have done for baby Seven to give him every chance to live his best life and just to be a horse for however long he can. Love baby Seven. ❤️❤️❤️

This is a long comment/question(s) but i promise i have questions
I know NOTHING about horses. Never even ridden one. I have a question though. When he was born in the field, Katie got a call that Gracie had her baby. Katie said awe she was sorry to hear that, meaning she thought he was had passed because Gracie wasn't far enough along. I remember they told her he was up and nursing. They rushed him to the vet. He would even get up with the big cast on, but they wanted to him to stay down so his bones could form and his muscles atrophied. BUT my question is, and im trying to figure out how to word it, I guess im trying to say if he stayed up while his bones were essentially non existent (first xray done at tn equine) would his arthritis be worse? Would it have helped? Would his bones still form? I hope this makes sense.

Katie, you’re such a good momma to Seven. Maybe next time let Dr Ursini talk more, you seemed to cut her off a lot.

I love seven and he such a spoiled lil boy ❤❤❤❤

They loved him like he was their baby❤How awesome!

hey, I'm new here and I have been looking but could not find out why baby Seven is so super special (besides that he is super cute). Can anybody tell me the reason? I would love to know.

What about using alpha eq over pro stride?