Meet Our Horses
Many of our horses were rescues that we took in and gave a second start in life. This page will give you a brief introduction to our horses, but the “Read My Story” links will take you to pages where you can learn more about some of their amazing histories and the odds that they have overcome.
Indy and ShelbyIndependence (Indy)
17 hand Thoroughbred
Indy was saved from the kill pen and found her way to us after a couple of not so great placements. She is tall and beautiful, calm and willing. Nice low level dressage lesson horse but also rides western. It took about 2 years of farrier work and chiropractic sessions to get her sound and ready to ride. She is a content and easy horse even for beginners.
John and one of his favorite riders, MackenzieJohn
16 hand Thoroughbred, Hunter/Jumper
John (Soup of the Day). Fabulous bloodlines and confirmation. After a nice career on the track, became a trail horse. Unfortunately, his owners did not take good care of him and he nearly died. John has quickly learned to jump and has been schooled in dressage. He is sweet, honest and very willing. He was in the ribbons in 4 classes at his first show in beginner hunter and has continued to do great at shows. Wonderful horse even for beginner jumpers. He is kind and honest, doesn’t spook and will do anything you ask of him. See John and Mackenzie below.
Here is a clip of John’s Sire in an amazing upset in the Breeder’s Cup.
Julep with a 3 year old riderJulep
12 hand sweet pony
Julep was saved from the kill pen and found her way here to us. She loves kids and attention from all humans. One of our favorite birthday party ponies.
It was a long rehab, but he is looking and feeling great.Kasey
15.3 H Blanket Appaloosa - USDF
Sadly we lost Kasey (Talk Around Town) this spring, in his 24th year to an overnight colic. We had the vet out but could not save him. My perfect gentleman. Shown in dressage 2nd level, schooled through 3rd level. Also shown in hunters. Kasey survived Katrina and was evacuated to Houston, he had other setbacks along the way, but was doing incredibly well. He was the best horse I ever rode. Lovely in dressage and fun over fences. He is greatly missed.
Out for a trail ride on LadyLady
Retired Spanish Arabian, all-around horse
Lady had cushing’s and battled recurring laminitis. When it got to the time where we could not keep her comfortable, the decision was made to set her free. Lady was trained in trail and endurance before we got her. She was in her late twenties when she passed and had been retired at age 25.