This is good to know, too:
" ... Richardson estimated the medical costs would run into the tens of thousands of dollars. The Jacksons, who live just down the road from the front entrance to the clinic, have been major donors to New Bolton.
Gretchen Jackson is on the board of overseers of Penn's school of veterinary medicine. The Scott Equine Sports Medicine Clinic was dedicated June 29, 2002. It is named for Almira and Hardie Scott, Roy Jackson's mother and stepfather.
New Bolton, in the midst of a $60 million expansion and refurbishment, considers its seven-day-a-week, 24-hour critical care service the first of its kind in the nation. There are four hospital wards for 150 horses, with an isolation facility for infectious cases and a climate-controlled neonatal intensive care unit for sick foals. ..."
New Bolton is a great facility with a long, well-deserved reputation as one of the finest facilities of its kind in the world.