Kaley Cuoco and her horse Bionetty.Photo: Kaley Cuoco/instagramKaley Cuoco’s beloved horse Bionetty is moving on to greener pastures.The Flight Attendantstar, 35, announced on Thursday that she has retired her equine companion — nicknamed “Netty” — from competing in horse shows.“For the last 6 years, my princess Netty has been nothing short of amazing … She was the first ‘real’ horse I ever sat on, and was the first in my official string. It was love at first sight,” Cuoco wrotealongside an Instagram slideshowof herself and Netty throughout the years.“My first jump on her in Calgary, was a moment of ‘whoa’. I knew I would love her forever and that she was perfect for me,” she recalled. “We won our first class together and our last. Our magical moments together are too many to count! From taking me to Spruce to Meadows to indoors at theLA Longines Mastersnever getting a rail and a blink of a second from 1st.“Kaley Cuoco and her horse Bionetty.Kaley Cuoco/instagramCuoco went on to praise the mare’s talents, describing Netty as “fast, fierce, but never ever made a mistake.““She knew exactly where her feet were supposed to go every take off and every landing,” Cuoco said of her horse. “She was also a genius , keeping me safe and competitive at the same time.“The Big Bang Theoryactress also revealed that she had “custom gold boots” made for Netty because “she truly was wonder woman,” sharing photos of the fancy footwear on her Instagram Stories.Kaley Cuoco/instagramNever miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.“She hated flatting at home and would literally rip our arms off at the trot. So I decided she’s a horse show horse. And that’s what she was. A performer. Like me. Maybe this is why we are soul mates,” Cuoco wrote in her original Instagram post. “We share the same heart.““I hope Netty knows retirement doesn’t mean her life is over,” she continued. “I feel this is my way of thanking her, with a brand new life. Living forever in our backyard, having babies and getting constant pocket mints from my dad.“Cuoco concluded, “Bionetty, there will never be another like you. You will always be my Queen B! 🦄 (ps. The gold boots are forever yours ⚡️)“Kaley Cuoco’s horse Bionetty.Kaley Cuoco/instagramHorse-riding has been a huge part of Cuoco’s life. Not only does sheown several horses, but she also met husbandKarl Cookat an equestrian competition in 2016.The couple gotengaged in 2017andmarried in June 2018in an intimate ceremony at a horse stable near San Diego, California.“It was totally meant to be. We were pretty much a good match from the beginning,” Cuocotold PEOPLEof her relationship with Cook, a professional equestrian, in 2019. “We share so much love for animals — we love horses and we love the sport.”
Kaley Cuoco and her horse Bionetty.Photo: Kaley Cuoco/instagram
Kaley Cuoco’s beloved horse Bionetty is moving on to greener pastures.The Flight Attendantstar, 35, announced on Thursday that she has retired her equine companion — nicknamed “Netty” — from competing in horse shows.“For the last 6 years, my princess Netty has been nothing short of amazing … She was the first ‘real’ horse I ever sat on, and was the first in my official string. It was love at first sight,” Cuoco wrotealongside an Instagram slideshowof herself and Netty throughout the years.“My first jump on her in Calgary, was a moment of ‘whoa’. I knew I would love her forever and that she was perfect for me,” she recalled. “We won our first class together and our last. Our magical moments together are too many to count! From taking me to Spruce to Meadows to indoors at theLA Longines Mastersnever getting a rail and a blink of a second from 1st.“Kaley Cuoco and her horse Bionetty.Kaley Cuoco/instagramCuoco went on to praise the mare’s talents, describing Netty as “fast, fierce, but never ever made a mistake.““She knew exactly where her feet were supposed to go every take off and every landing,” Cuoco said of her horse. “She was also a genius , keeping me safe and competitive at the same time.“The Big Bang Theoryactress also revealed that she had “custom gold boots” made for Netty because “she truly was wonder woman,” sharing photos of the fancy footwear on her Instagram Stories.Kaley Cuoco/instagramNever miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.“She hated flatting at home and would literally rip our arms off at the trot. So I decided she’s a horse show horse. And that’s what she was. A performer. Like me. Maybe this is why we are soul mates,” Cuoco wrote in her original Instagram post. “We share the same heart.““I hope Netty knows retirement doesn’t mean her life is over,” she continued. “I feel this is my way of thanking her, with a brand new life. Living forever in our backyard, having babies and getting constant pocket mints from my dad.“Cuoco concluded, “Bionetty, there will never be another like you. You will always be my Queen B! 🦄 (ps. The gold boots are forever yours ⚡️)“Kaley Cuoco’s horse Bionetty.Kaley Cuoco/instagramHorse-riding has been a huge part of Cuoco’s life. Not only does sheown several horses, but she also met husbandKarl Cookat an equestrian competition in 2016.The couple gotengaged in 2017andmarried in June 2018in an intimate ceremony at a horse stable near San Diego, California.“It was totally meant to be. We were pretty much a good match from the beginning,” Cuocotold PEOPLEof her relationship with Cook, a professional equestrian, in 2019. “We share so much love for animals — we love horses and we love the sport.”
Kaley Cuoco’s beloved horse Bionetty is moving on to greener pastures.
The Flight Attendantstar, 35, announced on Thursday that she has retired her equine companion — nicknamed “Netty” — from competing in horse shows.
“For the last 6 years, my princess Netty has been nothing short of amazing … She was the first ‘real’ horse I ever sat on, and was the first in my official string. It was love at first sight,” Cuoco wrotealongside an Instagram slideshowof herself and Netty throughout the years.
“My first jump on her in Calgary, was a moment of ‘whoa’. I knew I would love her forever and that she was perfect for me,” she recalled. “We won our first class together and our last. Our magical moments together are too many to count! From taking me to Spruce to Meadows to indoors at theLA Longines Mastersnever getting a rail and a blink of a second from 1st.”
Kaley Cuoco and her horse Bionetty.Kaley Cuoco/instagram
Cuoco went on to praise the mare’s talents, describing Netty as “fast, fierce, but never ever made a mistake.”
“She knew exactly where her feet were supposed to go every take off and every landing,” Cuoco said of her horse. “She was also a genius , keeping me safe and competitive at the same time.”
The Big Bang Theoryactress also revealed that she had “custom gold boots” made for Netty because “she truly was wonder woman,” sharing photos of the fancy footwear on her Instagram Stories.
Kaley Cuoco/instagram
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“She hated flatting at home and would literally rip our arms off at the trot. So I decided she’s a horse show horse. And that’s what she was. A performer. Like me. Maybe this is why we are soul mates,” Cuoco wrote in her original Instagram post. “We share the same heart.”
“I hope Netty knows retirement doesn’t mean her life is over,” she continued. “I feel this is my way of thanking her, with a brand new life. Living forever in our backyard, having babies and getting constant pocket mints from my dad.”
Cuoco concluded, “Bionetty, there will never be another like you. You will always be my Queen B! 🦄 (ps. The gold boots are forever yours ⚡️)”
Kaley Cuoco’s horse Bionetty.Kaley Cuoco/instagram
Horse-riding has been a huge part of Cuoco’s life. Not only does sheown several horses, but she also met husbandKarl Cookat an equestrian competition in 2016.
The couple gotengaged in 2017andmarried in June 2018in an intimate ceremony at a horse stable near San Diego, California.
“It was totally meant to be. We were pretty much a good match from the beginning,” Cuocotold PEOPLEof her relationship with Cook, a professional equestrian, in 2019. “We share so much love for animals — we love horses and we love the sport.”
source: people.com
