Adoptable Horses
We are scheduling adoption appointments for the following Saturdays (we add dates further in the year as we know availabilities):
Saturdays - August 22 & 29, 2026 and September 5, 19, 26, 2026 ~ (The reason we hold appointments on Saturdays is because we also work full-time outside of running the rescue.)
How to adopt from Love this Horse:
Please note that not all available horses are featured on our website because we have more adoption applications than available horses to adopt. Thus, when a horse is available, we may already have a qualified potential adopter in our applications.
1. Email us for an application at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address.
2. We will review the application and reach out to set up an adoption appointment here at the rescue to meet/ride the horse(s) you are interested in.
We ask for a $50 donation for this adoption appointment, payable prior to the appointment via PayPal.me/lovethishorse or Venmo @lovethishorse. The $50 will be applied to the adoption fee, if you find a match.
We try our best to predict which horses will still be available for you to meet when you come for your adoption appointment; however we do not guarantee that the horse you are interested in will be available during your adoption appointment.
Our adoption philosophy is that we do what is in the best interest of the horse. That includes making sure that horses are not held up waiting for adoption appointments. Horses are adopted once we find a good match (see next steps).
4. Come for an adoption appointment.
What to expect for your adoption appointment:
Meet/ride the horse(s) you are interested in adopting that are at the rescue. We are focused on a good rider/horse match because we want permanent homes for our adopted horses. Therefore, we often ask potential adopters to ride our most reliable horse Sharif on trail, along with the horse you are interested in. Then we switch over and we accompany you while you are riding the horse you are interested in. We reserve the right to refuse to introduce or let you ride a horse based on our in-person assessment.
Our goal is to ensure the safety and happiness of all involved. We kindly ask that when you are here, please be understanding of our decisions and responses. We are frequently asked at adoption appointments if there are any other horses available, and why a certain horse is not available for adoption yet. Many of our horses are sanctuary horses or not yet ready for adoption. Some horses may already have a potential adopter, or we know based on our training with the horse that it will not be a good match. Matching involves more than just riding skills. Some horses we have found need specific living arrangements or feed needs to be a successful companion to humans. We strive to share what we can about our organization and all the horses here but remember that the time asking us questions takes away from us helping you find your forever horse during your adoption appointment. For the latest information on all our available horses and horses looking for sponsors, check our website and our social media.
Please do not bring your dog(s) to the rescue without talking to us first. We have rescue dogs at the rescue, and we have to lock them up if you bring your dog(s).
5. If you and one of our horses is matched, we ask you to pay the adoption fee, via check, PayPal (+2.5% for the PayPal fees) or Venmo. This adoption fee is held in escrow until the adoption is finalized.
Being "matched" to a horse means that we have determined from our interactions with you and the information you provided that you meet the requirements to adopt a specific horse.
If you meet a horse that is not quite ready to go home with the adopter, we offer the "Dibs Program". You pay half of the adoption fee of the horse as a deposit. This deposit is refundable pending the completion of his/her training. Once the horse completes training, you come back to ride the horse and we assess if the horse continues to be a match under saddle with you. If the horse is not a match, the deposit is refundable.
Adoption fees are non-negotiable.
6. We will check your references to verify where the horse will live. We will continue conversations with you regarding your adoptee and logistical arrangements for the move.
We welcome pre-purchase exams (PPEs), but they have to be done prior to the adopted horse leaving to your home. We have two veterinary options for PPEs. However, we have to ask you to pay for transport at $1.50/mile to and from the vet hospitals, plus for our transporter's time.
7. You fill out the adoption contract.
8. You bring your horse home with you.
If we have pedigree papers for the horse, those will come with the horse.
We have a 30-day-trial period for each adopted horse where the horse can be returned for a partial refund. As mentioned above, we want permanent homes for our adopted horses, thus we want a good match. Ages listed are our veterinarians’ and our best estimates, unless we have a registered horse or the horse comes with a known history.
We do adopt to out-of-state homes; however, we require the potential adopters to come to our rescue to meet and ride the horse(s) they are interested in adopting. We are looking for good matches. We do not believe that a good match can be made without meeting and riding the horse in person.
We ask that horses are picked up in slant load trailers, no straight load trailers. They are not safe in our opinion. If your trailer has a ramp, please let us know in advance, so that we can practice.
Before You Apply: Understanding Our Rescue Reality & Expectations
Thank you for your interest in adopting from Love This Horse Equine Rescue! Before you fill out an inquiry or pick up the phone, we ask that you take a moment to understand who we are, how we operate, and the kind of adopters we are looking to partner with.
We are a Small Team with a Massive Workload
At any given moment, our small crew is responsible for the daily care, feeding, and rehabilitation of over 100 rescue horses, alongside managing 25 horses in active training. Our founder also works a demanding, high-stress, full-time career outside of the rescue just to pay the ranch’s mortgage and keep our gates open.
Our team works entirely in our "spare time." We manage an influx of up to 100 emails and messages every single day, processing them on cell phones in between manual ranch chores, veterinary hospital runs, and regular employment.
Open Communication and Patience are Mandatory
Because of the sheer volume of animals and messages we juggle, we cannot provide a curated, corporate, "white-glove" customer service experience.
The Adopter We Are Looking For
A horse's rehabilitation starts on the ground. How an applicant communicates with our human team tells us exactly how they will handle a rescue horse when things get frustrating on the trail or in the arena. If you lack the patience to answer a simple, routine question from an exhausted volunteer, you lack the baseline patience required to finish and handle a rescue animal safely.
We are strictly looking for gracious, patient, and flexible horse people who understand the deep realities of non-profit rescue work. If you are willing to meet our small team with grace, respect our rigorous schedules, and step out from behind a screen to meet our horses in person, we would be absolutely honored to help you find your next equine partner.
Saturdays - August 22 & 29, 2026 and September 5, 19, 26, 2026 ~ (The reason we hold appointments on Saturdays is because we also work full-time outside of running the rescue.)
How to adopt from Love this Horse:
Please note that not all available horses are featured on our website because we have more adoption applications than available horses to adopt. Thus, when a horse is available, we may already have a qualified potential adopter in our applications.
1. Email us for an application at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address.
2. We will review the application and reach out to set up an adoption appointment here at the rescue to meet/ride the horse(s) you are interested in.
We ask for a $50 donation for this adoption appointment, payable prior to the appointment via PayPal.me/lovethishorse or Venmo @lovethishorse. The $50 will be applied to the adoption fee, if you find a match.
We try our best to predict which horses will still be available for you to meet when you come for your adoption appointment; however we do not guarantee that the horse you are interested in will be available during your adoption appointment.
Our adoption philosophy is that we do what is in the best interest of the horse. That includes making sure that horses are not held up waiting for adoption appointments. Horses are adopted once we find a good match (see next steps).
4. Come for an adoption appointment.
What to expect for your adoption appointment:
Meet/ride the horse(s) you are interested in adopting that are at the rescue. We are focused on a good rider/horse match because we want permanent homes for our adopted horses. Therefore, we often ask potential adopters to ride our most reliable horse Sharif on trail, along with the horse you are interested in. Then we switch over and we accompany you while you are riding the horse you are interested in. We reserve the right to refuse to introduce or let you ride a horse based on our in-person assessment.
Our goal is to ensure the safety and happiness of all involved. We kindly ask that when you are here, please be understanding of our decisions and responses. We are frequently asked at adoption appointments if there are any other horses available, and why a certain horse is not available for adoption yet. Many of our horses are sanctuary horses or not yet ready for adoption. Some horses may already have a potential adopter, or we know based on our training with the horse that it will not be a good match. Matching involves more than just riding skills. Some horses we have found need specific living arrangements or feed needs to be a successful companion to humans. We strive to share what we can about our organization and all the horses here but remember that the time asking us questions takes away from us helping you find your forever horse during your adoption appointment. For the latest information on all our available horses and horses looking for sponsors, check our website and our social media.
Please do not bring your dog(s) to the rescue without talking to us first. We have rescue dogs at the rescue, and we have to lock them up if you bring your dog(s).
5. If you and one of our horses is matched, we ask you to pay the adoption fee, via check, PayPal (+2.5% for the PayPal fees) or Venmo. This adoption fee is held in escrow until the adoption is finalized.
Being "matched" to a horse means that we have determined from our interactions with you and the information you provided that you meet the requirements to adopt a specific horse.
If you meet a horse that is not quite ready to go home with the adopter, we offer the "Dibs Program". You pay half of the adoption fee of the horse as a deposit. This deposit is refundable pending the completion of his/her training. Once the horse completes training, you come back to ride the horse and we assess if the horse continues to be a match under saddle with you. If the horse is not a match, the deposit is refundable.
Adoption fees are non-negotiable.
6. We will check your references to verify where the horse will live. We will continue conversations with you regarding your adoptee and logistical arrangements for the move.
We welcome pre-purchase exams (PPEs), but they have to be done prior to the adopted horse leaving to your home. We have two veterinary options for PPEs. However, we have to ask you to pay for transport at $1.50/mile to and from the vet hospitals, plus for our transporter's time.
7. You fill out the adoption contract.
8. You bring your horse home with you.
If we have pedigree papers for the horse, those will come with the horse.
We have a 30-day-trial period for each adopted horse where the horse can be returned for a partial refund. As mentioned above, we want permanent homes for our adopted horses, thus we want a good match. Ages listed are our veterinarians’ and our best estimates, unless we have a registered horse or the horse comes with a known history.
We do adopt to out-of-state homes; however, we require the potential adopters to come to our rescue to meet and ride the horse(s) they are interested in adopting. We are looking for good matches. We do not believe that a good match can be made without meeting and riding the horse in person.
We ask that horses are picked up in slant load trailers, no straight load trailers. They are not safe in our opinion. If your trailer has a ramp, please let us know in advance, so that we can practice.
Before You Apply: Understanding Our Rescue Reality & Expectations
Thank you for your interest in adopting from Love This Horse Equine Rescue! Before you fill out an inquiry or pick up the phone, we ask that you take a moment to understand who we are, how we operate, and the kind of adopters we are looking to partner with.
We are a Small Team with a Massive Workload
At any given moment, our small crew is responsible for the daily care, feeding, and rehabilitation of over 100 rescue horses, alongside managing 25 horses in active training. Our founder also works a demanding, high-stress, full-time career outside of the rescue just to pay the ranch’s mortgage and keep our gates open.
Our team works entirely in our "spare time." We manage an influx of up to 100 emails and messages every single day, processing them on cell phones in between manual ranch chores, veterinary hospital runs, and regular employment.
Open Communication and Patience are Mandatory
Because of the sheer volume of animals and messages we juggle, we cannot provide a curated, corporate, "white-glove" customer service experience.
- We will frequently ask clarifying questions.
- We may ask you to remind us of your specific preferences or repeat details you previously shared.
- We cannot instantly reply to messages or cater to demanding, high-maintenance timelines.
The Adopter We Are Looking For
A horse's rehabilitation starts on the ground. How an applicant communicates with our human team tells us exactly how they will handle a rescue horse when things get frustrating on the trail or in the arena. If you lack the patience to answer a simple, routine question from an exhausted volunteer, you lack the baseline patience required to finish and handle a rescue animal safely.
We are strictly looking for gracious, patient, and flexible horse people who understand the deep realities of non-profit rescue work. If you are willing to meet our small team with grace, respect our rigorous schedules, and step out from behind a screen to meet our horses in person, we would be absolutely honored to help you find your next equine partner.
Here are our horses available for adoption! Please note that not all available horses are featured on our website. Often, we have applications on file that may match a horse that is getting ready, so these horses do not get posted, but we will post about them on our social media.
Love This Horse Equine Rescue also adopts out companion and young horses to forever homes, send us an email for information. We have 72 sanctuary horses, too many to post profiles for.
Come and follow our Facebook page.
Love This Horse Equine Rescue also adopts out companion and young horses to forever homes, send us an email for information. We have 72 sanctuary horses, too many to post profiles for.
Come and follow our Facebook page.
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Adopted - ballerinaBallerina is a paint mare with good ranch horse type training. She even neck reins. Ballerina is AMAZING on trail, walk, trot, canter and she listens really well to her rider. She stays calm, even if we cantered for a long time and other horses are excited.
Ballerina lives in a group of other mares. She gets along well with geldings or mares and is in the middle of the group. Name: Ballerina Gender: Mare Breed: Paint Mare Age: 15 years old Height: 15.3h Color: chestnut Rider Level: Intermediate As with all of our horses, Ballerina is current on her immunizations, worming, teeth floating and farrier work. She is currently barefoot. Follow the horse's progress, see more photos and videos, by entering her hashtag into Facebook's search box: #LTHBallerina Adoption fee $3,450.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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adopted - Sweety agSweety AG is a registered half-Standardbred/half-Dutch Harness horse mare. She drives and rides. We don’t drive horses, but we started her under saddle and she has done very well in her transition to riding horse. She absolutely loves riding on trail and will ride out alone. She is not afraid of cows or traffic. Her walk is with purpose and trot is a fast 12 miles per hour.
Sweety lives with a group of mates in a paddock. She trailers and camps well. Name: Sweety AG Gender: mare Breed: Standardbred/Durch Harness Horse Age: 13 Height: 16h Color: dark bay Rider Level: intermediate Sweety is current on her immunizations, teeth floating and farrier work. She wears front shoes with pads because we have been riding at speed through rocky terrain. Follow her progress by putting her hashtag into the Facebook search box: #lthsweety Adoption fee $3,850.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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andyAndy is a five-year-old Andalusian (possibly mixed) gelding. He is a total dressage prospect and he is loving trail riding. He is still green and currently will need an experienced rider or an intermediate rider who is working with a trainer.
Why are we saying this? Because he is learning and he has a good foundation that we are solidifying, but with a young horse who is still learning, it is easy for them to learn something that we do not want through mistakes that less experienced rider sometimes make. Andy was rescued at the beginning of 2026 and was gelded in February 2026. He does well riding in the arena or on trail with mares or geldings present. He lives in his own paddock and we have not integrated him into a herd of other geldings. Name: Andy Gender: Gelding Breed: Andalusian - possibly Andalusian cross Age: 5 years old Height: 14.3 h Color: gray Rider Level: Andvanced/Intermediate As with all of our horses, Andy is current on his immunizations, worming, teeth floating and farrier work. He is barefoot. Follow the horse's progress, see more photos and videos, by entering his hashtag into Facebook's search box: #LTHAndy Adoption fee $4,250.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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cheetoCheeto is a handsome half-QH/half-TB - registered with the Quarter Horse Association gelding. He is doing amazing on trail and loves trail riding. Cheeto does not like arena riding much, though he will oblige us.
He spent several years as a ranch horse in Montana before ending up at a low end auction (how that happened, we do not know). He lives in a paddock with other geldings and gets along with them. He is UTD on his immunizations, worming, is healthy and sound. He wears front shoes. Name: Cheeto Gender: Gelding Breed: 1/2 QH, 1/2 TN Age: 14 years old Height: 15.2 h Color: chestnut Rider Level: intermediate Follow Cheeto's progress, see more photos and videos, by entering his hashtag into Facebook's search box: #lthcheeto Adoption fee $3,850 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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Smart little catSmart Little Cat, HAHR*1A373953, is a registered half-Arabian/half-QH who was bred to be a cutting horse. We would love to find a home for him that will train him what he was bred for.
Sire Side: The WR Lena Lineage (Quarter Horse)
Dam Side: Abria Bey (Purebred Arabian) The maternal side is steeped in Arabian breeding history, heavily featuring Varian Arabians, Wayne Newton (WN) breeding, and top-tier Polish/Spanish imports.
He loves trail and is content living in a herd. He seems to get along with everyone. HAHR*1A373953 Gender: Gelding Breed: Arabian/QH Age: 14 years old Height: 15h Color: Bay Solid color Rider Level: intermediate As with all of our horses, Smart Little Cat is current on his immunizations, worming, teeth floating and farrier work. He had her teeth floated Feb 14, 2026. Follow his progress, see more photos and videos, by entering his hashtag into Facebook's search box: #LTHSmartLittleCat Adoption fee $3,850 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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elite raider AHr*643878 "Ryder"Ryder is an Arabian gelding who is the most amazing horse on trail. He loves it and we often ride him out on trail bareback and in a halter. He is confident and calm. He does not like being tied to a horse trailer, but he will tie elsewhere and ground ties. Also, we have no issues picking up his feet to clean them, but when the farrier tries to use tools on his hooves, he slams his feet down onto the ground. We are working on this with him. One thing about Ryder is that he will trust his persons and has a mistrust of strangers on the ground.
He has FERZON, AZRAFF, KHEMOSABI, DREAMAZON in his breeding. We do not have his pedigree paper, but we are working on obtaining it from his last registered owner. Name: ELITE RAIDER, AHR*643878, "Ryder" Gender: Gelding Breed: Arabian Age: 09/08/2008 (17 years old) Height: 13.3h Color: gray Rider Level: Intermediate (beginner friendly when riding) As with all of our horses, Ryder is current on his immunizations, worming, teeth floating and farrier work. Follow his progress, see more photos and videos, by entering his hashtag into Facebook's search box: #LTHRyder Adoption fee $3,450 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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pearlPearl is a nicely put together Arabian mare. She came to us after her elderly owner died. Pearl is in training currently, but we wanted to make a post about her already. She was broke to ride as a youngster, but then was turned out for years!
Name: Pearl Gender: mare Breed: Arabian Age: 15 Height: 15.1 hands Color: gray Rider Level: in training currently As with all of our horses, Pearl is current on her immunizations, worming, teeth floating and farrier work. Follow Pearls's trail riding adventures, see more photos and videos, by entering her hashtag into Facebook's search box: #LTHPearl Adoption fee $3,450.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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adopted - COACOA CoaCoa is a half-Arabian/half-QH mare. She is under saddle, but we are putting more miles on her since she is only five years old and is green-broke. She is very sweet and willing. We are riding her in the arena and are taking her out on trail.
Name: CoaCoa Gender: Mare Breed: 1/2 Arabian, 1/2 Quarter Horse Age: 2011 (5 years old) Height: 15h Color: Liver Chestnut Rider Level: confident intermediate Oh Snap is current on her immunizations, farrier work, worming and teeth floating. You can follow her posts and progress via his hashtag: #LTHCoaCoa Adoption fee $3,850.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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little peggyLittle Peggy is a Haflinger pony with a sweet personality, at the same time she is a pony! If you appreciate a horse with character and love a sturdy, dependable mount, Little Peggy is ready to steal your heart. Standing at a beautifully chunky 13.2 hands, this 18-year-old Haflinger mare is the definition of “small but mighty.”
Peggy is an incredibly reliable trail partner. She is completely solid when it comes to outside exposure, handling heavy traffic, barking dogs, and chaotic trail obstacles without missing a beat. She loves hitting the trails with other horses and travels beautifully in a group.T rue to her breed, Peggy has a classic, spirited “pony personality.” On the ground, she can be a bit pushy and likes to test boundaries. Because of this, she is a perfect match for an experienced, older adult rider who knows exactly how to handle a horse-savvy pony on the ground and can just laugh off her sassy traits. She also does well around children, provided a knowledgeable adult is right there to supervise. Peggy prefers the company of her equine friends and is not suited to be ridden out completely alone. But if you are looking for a trustworthy group trail mount with a fun personality, Peggy is an absolute treasure. Name: Omari Gender: Gelding Breed: Haflinger Pony Age: 18 years old Height: chunky 13.2h Color: Chestnut Rider Level: Intermediate As with all of our horses, Peggy is current on her immunizations, worming, teeth floating (April 10, 2026) and farrier work. Follow Little Peggy's progress, see more photos and videos, by entering her hashtag into Facebook's search box: #LTHLittlePeggy Adoption fee $3,450.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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MONTYMonty is a beautifully bred Alkhamsa bloodlines unregistered Arabian gelding. He loves being out on trail and is comfortable riding in the arena. He trailers well and enjoys living with other geldings in a group setting. Monty will be riding some upcoming endurance rides.
Name: Monty Gender: gelding Breed: Arabian Age: 15 years old Height: 14.3h Color: grey Rider Level: intermediate Monty is current on his immunizations, worming and farrier work. You can follow his posts and progress via her hashtag: #LTHMonty Adoption fee $3,450.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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MY HALEYS COMET - AHR*660179
My Haleys Comet - "Comet" is coming along nicely in his saddle training. He is an Alkhamsa race bred Arabian gelding. He likes being on trail and loves human attention. We are working on getting more miles on him and getting him exposed to different riding situations. He does well living in a herd environment and is a sweet and curious horse.
We are planning on taking him to several of the upcoming endurance rides. Name: My Haleys Comet - "Comet" - AHR*660179 Gender: Gelding Breed: Arabian Age: 05/09/2012 (13 years old) Height: 15h Color: bay Rider Level: intermediate As with all of our horses, Comet is current on his immunizations, worming, teeth floating and farrier work. Follow Comet’s progress, see more photos and videos, by entering his hashtag into Facebook's search box: #LTHComet Adoption fee $3,850.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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archieArchie is a gorgeous nicely put together TB/Arabian cross. He is good on trail and can move out if asked. We recently put shoes on his front feet because he was sensitive riding over the rocks on trail while being barefoot.
Archie will make a nice trail riding horse for someone. He has great ground manners and is responsive to his handler and rider. Name: Archie Gender: Gelding Breed: TB/Arabian Age: 15 years old Height: 17h Color: gray Rider Level: intermediate Archie is current on his immunizations, farrier work, and worming. You can follow his posts and progress via his hashtag: #LTHArchie Adoption fee $3,450 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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Dolores (On hold)Dolores is getting too close to giving birth for us to have her adopted out at this point. We will try to find her a home once her foal has been weaned.
Dolores is a half-Arabian/half-QH mare. Her face and neck is very Arabian, but her body looks more like a QH. She is extremely sweet and well-mannered on the ground. In a herd setting she gets pushed around. She does best with one other horse or in her own paddock. Dolores is bred, we do not know what kind of horse she was bred to, as we rescued her already pregnant. We had an ultrasound examination done and she is due August 2026. We normally do not adopt out mares when they are pregnant, but are open to adopting her to a home that is capable and has the knowledge of caring for a pregnant mare, has knowledge of the foaling process and experience with caring and training a foal. If we cannot find a suitable home for her while pregnant, we will wait until her foal is weaned to adopt her out in the future. Dolores appears to be well broke, appears to be western trained and knows how to neck rein. We are going to continue riding her for now, exposing her to different trail conditions etc. to get to know her better. Name: Dolores Gender: mare Breed: Arabian/Quarter Horse Age: 8 years old Height: 15.2h Color: Chestnut Rider Level: Intermediate, western trained Dolores is up to date with her immunizations, worming, farrier work. She has hed her teeth folated. To follow her progress use the hashtag #LTHDolores Adoption fee $3,850.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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adopted - jackieJackie is the sweetest mare you will ever meet. We raised her since she was four months old and was orphaned. She has known nothing but love and care with us and explicitly trusts people. She has a total puppy personality. Starting her under saddle, we simply got on her bareback one day and she was like, "Well, what are you doing up there? This is odd. Ok, if that is the new game we are playing, let's do this."
Jackie loves water. She also has talent to be a potential western pleasure horse and we would love to see her as a trail horse. We want someone who will love her as much as we have loved her for the past five years. Name: Jackie Gender: mare Breed: QH Age: 5 years old (April 2021) Height: 14.3h Color: sorrel Rider Level: intermediate (once completed with training) Jackie is up to date with her immunizations, worming, farrier care and teeth floating. You can follow her progress with his hashtag #LTHJackie Adoption fee $3,850.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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Adopted - MoeMoe came to us from a low-end auction, where sadly he was sold by his teenage owner who had "outgrown" Moe. She had purchased herself a faster and younger "rodeo horse" and had no use for Moe anymore. Moe loves children and young riders! He spent his time as a roper and high school rodeo horse. Now that he is 18 years old, he was not the fastest roping horse anymore, according to his prior owner.
Moe is a fantastic horse, he neck reigns, side passes, spins, and does all the things that a reining horse is expected to do. He also is able to work cows as a roping horse. The rest of the time, he loves being ridden on trail. He really loves kids and is very careful and gentle with them. Name: Moe Gender: Gelding Breed: Quarter Horse Age: 07/04/2008 (18 years old) Height: 15.2h Color: bay Rider Level: intermediate youth/knowledge of neck reining, western riding Moe is up to date on his teeth floating, immunizations, farrier, etc. You can follow his progress with his hashtag #LTHMoe Adoption fee $3,850.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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GB'S ROYAL MARQUIS (aka TERRA) (adopted)
Terra is a gorgeous Morgan mare. When we first rescued her from auction, we were told that she was an Arabian mare. She does have an Arabian face in our opinion. But as she filled out more and more, it became apparent that she was a Morgan or a Morab horse. We submitted a DNA test to the Morgan Association and the results came back that Terra is a full Morgan horse!
We have ridden her in some endurance intro rides and she has done very well. She is a feisty mare with just the right amount of energy to be an endurance horse. But, because he has beautiful movement, she could also become a dressage horse. Name: GB’S ROYAL MARQUIS 0188842 (aka Terra) Gender: Mare Breed: Morgan Age: 05/08/2013 (12 years old) Height: 15h Color: bay Rider Level: confident intermediate Terra is up to date with her immunizations, worming, farrier care and teeth floating. You can follow her progress with his hashtag #LTHTerra Adoption fee $3,850.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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JUNIOR (adopted)
Junior came to us from a low-end auction. He has been a ranch riding gelding and neck reins. He does well with being out on trail and can be ridden in the arena as well. We are working with him to see if we can compete with him in reining and ranch riding at an upcoming horse show.
Junior loves people and will be the first one to greet you at the fence. He is super sweet and always kind. Name: Junior Gender: Gelding Breed: Quarter Horse Age: 18 years old Height: 15.2h Color: grey Rider Level: intermediate/neck reining, western riding Junior is up to date on this teeth floating, immunizations, farrier, etc. You can follow his progress with his hashtag #LTHjunior Adoption fee $3,850.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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Mister Bigley (adopted)
Mister Bigley is a BLM Mustang who was born in 2013. He is part draft horse and is a big boy (hence the name). In his prior life, before we picked him up at a low-end auction, he worked as a ranch horse and at the rodeos where he caught the bucking horses. However, he was sold by his owner because he "was too slow catching the buckers".
Mister Bigley is extremely friendly and loves people. He neck reins and will make someone a great trail and ranch riding horse. Name: Mister Bigley Gender: Gelding Breed: BLM Mustang Age: 12/13 years old (2013) Height: 16.2h Color: bay Rider Level: intermediate/neck reining, western riding Mister Bigley is up to date on his teeth floating, immunizations, farrier, etc. You can follow his progress with his hashtag #LTHmisterbigley Adoption fee $4,550.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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PATCHES (adopted)
Patches is a well-trained ranch riding horse. She neck reins, spins, comes to a fast stop. She is a small horse and loves women. Because she is a smaller sized horse, she was purchased by a man for his grandchildren, but "she has too many buttons installed for a kid horse" was what he said when he sold her at auction. Patches opens and closes gates with her rider, loves being on trail more than being in the arena, crosses water and is a been-there-and-done-it kind of horse.
Patches has very unique coloring, she is a sold bay mare except that on her left side, her entire left buttock is one big white patch. Name: Patches Gender: Mare Breed: Pait Age: 18 years old (2008) Height: 14h Color: bay, with large white patch on her left buttock Rider Level: intermediate/neck reining, western riding Patches is up to date on her teeth floating, immunizations, farrier, etc. You can follow her progress with his hashtag #LTHpatches Adoption fee $3,850.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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HELIOS (adopted)
Helios is a gorgeous chestnut Arabian gelding who stands over 16h tall! He has three sires in his pedigree that all were tall, of which several were tall: APOLO, PYRO THYME SA, PSYTADEL US. His shorter grandfather was MARWAN AL SHAQAB.
He is sweet and gorgeous, but also powerful, a big mover and green. He is not for the faint of heart type of rider. He has a hi-low front right foot that is not a club foot, but it needs regular farrier care. His registered owner sold him with his papers to someone who was going to get more miles on Helios on his ranch, but for some reason dropped him off at auction. Helios feet were neglected at that point. We are rehabilitating the feet and he will be "back to new" within two farrier cycles. Helios is a fancy mover and we see his future as a dressage or pleasure horse, in addition to trail riding. Name: HELIOS SBA, AHR*679960 Gender: Gelding Breed: Arabian Age: 6 years old (06/22/2019) Height: 16.2h Color: chestnut Rider Level: advanced rider Helios is up to date on his teeth floating, immunizations, farrier, etc. You can follow his progress with his hashtag #LTHhelios Adoption fee $4,550.00 ~ if you are interested in adopting, please send us an email at [email protected] or message us on social media with your email address for an adoption application. |
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