48” high. Utd on all shots , deworming & feet. Approximately 6 yo. Not broke to ride. Will need someone with a lot of patience as she doesn’t trust humans at all do to her prior situation of abuse. Needs someone with a gentle hand.

Gracie is around 40” tall & UTD on her shot, deworming & feet. She’s approximately 5 yo & is a little lover. She halters & leads but is not broke to ride as of yet.

Sunshine is 48” tall & UTD on all of her shot, deworming & feet. She’s approximately 5-8 yrs old. She is halter broke & leads but not broke to ride. She has a hard time trusting & can be hard to catch so needs someone who has time to work with her & is gentle, as her level of trust is low. She stands tied & fought trimming at first until she realized we were just trying to help her. Then she stood fine as long as we kept petting & giving her pats of encouragement. We also used treats to reward good behavior.

Angel is an 18 yo papered saddlebred. She is UTD on all shot, deworming and feet. She came to us with laminitis & will always have it. She can be lightly ridden in front boots but need an advanced rider who can keep her in line as she can get defiant. She can not be on a grass pasture. Her diet is strictly hay,Dumor Sr, 1c cracked corn & supplements. Dry lot only.

Od was named after a character in a book. He is 12, and a half brother to Sky. Same mother, and a brother to the sorrel mare Sangria. He was halter broke at 1 year old by Dallas Schmidt of Hannaford. His scars came from Dallas’ place from another horse running him into the fence. He is at times difficult to handle as he is very strong willed, but I feel with time, he will come around. I will be working one on one with him just to get to know each other and to gain his trust. Once that is established, we will continue onto the round pen work. To me he portrays that he has had a very traumatic experience and is what I feel he is telling me by his actions. Something happened between him and a trainer at one time or another. His trust level is not there at all. So because of this I will be working with him daily and leaving things on a positive note until we can get a relationship established. It will be a while before we will release him up for adoption

Jasmine. Jazzie is a miniature paint, 5 yo, & UTD on all shots, deworming and feet. If your looking for an event pony she is it! She can jump a fence twice her height! She’s done it multiple times with ease. She can scale 4’ +!!! She needs more human contact. We have worked on haltering & leading but she can be hard to catch due to her past. We’ve worked on grooming & some groundwork & she did well. Ya just have to be consistent with her. She does very well with positive affirmations. ( She doesn’t like treats).

Rosie(aka Butterball). Rosie is around 30-35” tall, miniature paint & UTD on all shots, deworming and feet. She has come a long way on her trust issues & now comes right up to us. She halters & leads but is not broke to ride. She’s such a fun little pony & she absolutely adores little kids. She hasn’t a mean bone in her. She is only 5 yo & has had colts prior to coming to us. Now she gets fat on air

Sangria is one very, special horse. At first, she didn’t want anything to do with a human. Since she has been here, she has become my favorite one. She is so easy to get along with, and man does she have a brain on her. She picks things up right away. We worked on leading only for a few minutes a day, and she has become so easy to work with for she is not afraid to learn. For now we are just working on building a relationship, and we will be starting in the round pen hopefully next week.

Halo is a JR and Little Cymber’s son. He is 11 years old, and a joy to work with. He accepts his halter well and gives into pressure when asked. I worked with him for the first time yesterday, and he did a fantastic job. Especially with encouragement and positive rewards of patting him. He along with 3 others had never been blanketed before until yesterday, and they all did great! He is another one that I feel is going to be easy to work with, for he longs for and loves having something to do besides roaming the pasture. He comes up to me and stands as still as can be for his halter, and loves being worked with. He is such a doll.

Cymber is in a league all of her own. She’s very strong willed and defiant. She hasn’t had much in the form of training, so I can forsee her being my hardest challenge out of all of the herd. Cymber’s mom was a thoroughbred who the previous owner got from her sister in Indiana. Her sire was JR, Little Poco Shi’s son. She has never been handled so is why I say she is going to be my biggest challenge. She is 14-15 years old and likes to do things her way. There is no doubt about that. Lol. We tried working on haltering and she wasn’t having anything to do with it. So with her more one on one time is going to be required in order to gain any form of trust. She’s just so used to being a pasture pet and nothing else, so it is going to take some time with her. However, I know I can win that heart of hers. It’s just going to take longer than the rest.