Success Stories

Linus quite literally walked down the street and into our lives, and from that moment on, he became family. With his sass, strong opinions, and playful spirit, he filled our days with laughter and joy. Once he had a full belly and a home where he knew he was truly loved, Linus thrived. In return, he gave us lessons far greater than anything we could have taught him — about resilience, unconditional love, and the beauty of second chances. His spirit continues to live on in our hearts, inspiring us to honor him by helping other horses find the same care and love that he did.

Dallas was bred to race, a great grandson of Secretariat with speed in his blood. But after only a few starts, it became clear that he wasn’t quite quick enough for the track. Chile Rodgers purchased him as her personal horse. Dallas found his true calling not on the racetrack, but in the show ring and lesson program. He carried young riders through the hunter/jumper ring, teaching countless girls the ins and outs of the sport and leaving an imprint on every student who rode him. For many years he was an irreplaceable part of Chile’s barn, sharing his patience, wisdom, and gentle spirit. In his later years, Dallas got to simply be himself, spending his days soaking up the sunshine and grazing — exactly the kind of peaceful life he deserved.

Mack’s original career was as a track pony. Mack delevoped bowed tendons thus became too lame to ride. Mack was taken into our care due to previous owner being unable to pay for him anymore. He sadly passed away this year and his sweet presence is greatly missed

Babycakes, once a dependable mini leadline pony for beginner riders, has been retired. Don’t let her size and slow pace foul you, she is still quite a saucy soul. Babycakes spent her remaining days grazing in the sunshine beside her best friend, Princess, and has now peacefully passed on.