"Candy"
This is Candy, one of our retirement horses. She was just recently adopted to a woman who used to care for Candy at the stable which we bought her from. candy was emaciated when we bought her and had been in foster care until now. Our foster home had started the slow weight gain process and felt that she was stable enough to be adopted by an experienced horse person. This woman who adopted her was SHOCKED at Candy's condition of skin and bones. She said that Candy used to be a stocky stout mare! She's looking for Candy old pics and plans to send them to us. This woman had NO idea this was THE Candy that she used to care for a few years back. Once she realized this was the same horse, she was THRILLED to have her.
"Mystic Grey" and "Penelope"
Both Mystic and Penelope found themselves a new home with 3 handicapped kids, through PCER's therapy program. Nowadays, both Mystic Grey and Penelope are fat and looking great.
"Czar"
Czar has been adopted by an experienced old teen who plans to continue learning what tricks he has in his head and running speed events. They bonded immediately.
"Holiday"
Holiday's adoption info is forthcoming!
"Suzie"
Suzie went to an older lady in Lakeland. She has taught Suzie how to drive and now she pulls a cart around her property. Her grandkids ride her all the time. Suzie gets along great with everyone!
"Feleen"
Feleen was adopted to a grandma who is wanting her grandchild to grow up with a sweet gentle horse.
"Bandit"
Bandit went to a 12 year old in Tampa as her first horse. We really feel like this is a perfect match and she'll have Bandit for quite some time. The excitement she had on her face when Bandit came off the trailer was priceless.
Update
I start my days out with Bandit by giving him a nice bath in the morning. Bandit really enjoys it. Then I let him graze. He loves grass! Sometimes, I have to soak his feet because he has White Line disease but is not affecting Bandit much. He likes to RUN. Right now, we are doing Hunt seat and we are jumping about 2 feet. Bandit really likes jumping, so I want to raise the jump on him. He doesn't like western too much. He prefers English. Bandit enjoys being ridden. Whenever I take out his halter, he's always nickering! I love my boy. I made the right decision adopting him. He's so amazing! I knew when I adopted him that I could turn him into a very good hunter. He's AMAZING! Personally, I think he's a 10 mover! Thank you so much Shelly!!
"Gus" and "Starway's Revenue"
Gus and Starway went to a nice family in South Carolina. They drove all the way here to ride these horses and spend hours with them. They fell in love and decided to take them both home.
Good news! Instead of putting Big John through a painful surgery to "maybe" fix his problem, we've found the perfect family for him. They are so excited and just picked him up. They have renamed him Mr. Mocho and are tickled to have him, stifle problem and all. We're happy about this match!
"Double Choice Beam"
Adoption information forthcoming.
"Gambling Gal"
Gambling Gal was adopted by a very nice couple in South Florida. Max is a polo player and Shannon dabbles in trail riding and jumping. They've found that Gambling Gal has adapted to the polo field like a pro. If by some chance she doesn't do well with polo, Shannon will trail ride and jump Gambling Gal. They both plan to use her which shall keep her job fun.
"Rocket"
Rocket was adopted by a mom who wanted a comfy & SAFE horse to trail ride with her daughter. Although they had a rough time in the beginning, with Rocket busting through a pasture to run away, all is good now & he's loving life with his new family. Sometimes these darn horses just don't know a good thing when they see it!
"Trouble"
Adoption info coming.
"Fabio"
Fabio is loving life in his new home and his new owners are happy with him. He's such a gentle giant.
"Rebel"
Rebel has been adopted by a wonderful family up in the Brooksville area. They recently bought 7 acres and the wife is a stay at home mom of a teen girl who both love horses. They plan to take it very slow with Rebel and help him overcome his fear of humans. He has many pasture mates as neighbors and seemed to settle down quite nicely the day I delivered him. I believe we can consider him a lucky fellow!
"Casey"
Casey (a.k.a. Jordan) was adopted by
one of Dr. Britt's clients. He and his wife trail ride for hours on end
and HE needed a safe comfy ride. They took Casey on a two week trial
and fell in love. We are happy to report that they are all happy &
doing well.
"Zoey"
Zoey was recently adopted to a
wonderful woman who has a demanding job that keeps her busy. She needed
a horse that she could take out of a stall/pasture whenever she was in
town & be safe. She found the perfect horse & is doing
wonderful.
"Boon Doc Kid"
Boon was adopted by a great family of horsey people who are taking it slow & bonding with him. He has come a long way & wish them much happiness.
"Three"
Three was taken to a new foster home by a local woman as a companion horse to her rideable horse. She walks Three on a lead line to the mail box. She thinks that Three rocks!
"Shack"
Shack went to a new foster home with a local man who needed a companion horse.
"Tuck"
Tuck went with a woman who does wild animal rescue. She had two other horses, one of which died. She needed a companion horse for the survivor. Tuck is now there getting a lot of one on one attention. she too is being fostered.
"Siagon"
Adoption info forthcoming.
