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Meet Our Herd
Dakota
Dakota
Murphy
Murphy
Remington
Remington
Shiloh
Shiloh
Rocky
Rocky
Honey
Honey
Banjo
Banjo
Maddie
Maddie
Misty
Misty
Angel
Angel
Rosie
Rosie
Wilbur
Wilbur
Your support changes lives.
When you support our program,
you help provide care for our horses
and life-changing experiences for
our community.
Your support changes lives.
When you support our program,
you help provide care for our horses
and life-changing experiences for
our community.
Dakota
Gypsy Vanner
Dakota is very aptly named, unintentionally, after a photogenic state with gorgeous landscapes. Dakota’s black and white coat coupled with his demeanor makes him the center of attention almost always. He is a steadfast member of our team with a calm and gentle presence.
Murphy
Gypsy Vanner
This lovable and curious boy was excited to join our herd the winter of 2019. He came from the same facility as Shiloh, so they could have potentially known each other from there! We are continuing to see ways he is eager to learn, but already knows how to be a steadfast friend. We can’t wait for you to meet him!
Remington
Gypsy Vanner
As a natural outdoorsman, Remmy prefers to be away from his stall. He can work a door bolt like no other! His natural desire to learn makes him a great riding partner and playful herdmate. He never shies away from a soothing grooming session or game of Soccer.
Shiloh
Gypsy Vanner
“Shiloh” means peace, tranquility, or placid nature. And he was definitely named well. Shiloh was donated to us the Fall of 2018 from LexLin Gypsy Ranch in Tennessee. When working with participants, he is ready to train and can take individuals to a peaceful place of one-on-one interaction. When in his stall, Shiloh is always where the people are.
Rocky
Quarter Horse
Rocky is a retired barrel racer with a big heart and sweet disposition, who belongs to one of our instructors.
Honey
Haflinger
Honey is a local legend! In her youth, she helped teach many children to ride and carried them to their first competitions. Ask anyone who grew up riding in the State College area in the early 2000s, and they probably remember Honey fondly!
Banjo
Silver Dapple Pony
Banjo is a lovable gelding who is every bit of a companion. Banjo arrived in the Spring of 2019 trained to drive a cart, as well as ride. His playful nature can easily be seen when the herd is in pasture as he runs and hops around. While working, his mind is focused on exploring the arena and helping riders play games like “What Time is it, Mr. Fox?”
Maddie
Miniature Horse
You’ll learn from our minis just how big their hearts are; Maddie is no exception! Maddie will greet you at the fence when you approach their enclosure, followed closely by her best buddy, Misty.
Misty
Miniature Horse
Misty is a sweet mare who never ventures far without her pal Maddie. She joined us the summer of 2020 and is part of our merry band of Miniature Horses! You can bet Misty will be the first one greeting you at the gate to their enclosure and a fast friend.
Dakota
Gypsy Vanner
Dakota is very aptly named, unintentionally, after a photogenic state with gorgeous landscapes. Dakota's black and white coat coupled with his demeanor makes him the center of attention almost always. He is a steadfast member of our team with a calm and gentle presence.
Murphy
Gypsy Vanner
This lovable and curious boy was excited to join our herd the winter of 2019. He came from the same facility as Shiloh, so they could have potentially known each other from there! We are continuing to see ways he is eager to learn, but already knows how to be a steadfast friend. We can't wait for you to meet him!
Remington
Gypsy Vanner
As a natural outdoorsman, Remmy prefers to be away from his stall. He can work a door bolt like no other! His natural desire to learn makes him a great riding partner and playful herdmate. He never shies away from a soothing grooming session or game of Soccer.
Shiloh
Gypsy Vanner
"Shiloh" means peace, tranquility, or placid nature. And he was definitely named well. Shiloh was donated to us the Fall of 2018 from LexLin Gypsy Ranch in Tennessee. When working with participants, he is ready to train and can take individuals to a peaceful place of one-on-one interaction. When in his stall, Shiloh is always where the people are.
Rocky
Quarter Horse
Rocky is a retired barrel racer with a big heart and sweet disposition, who belongs to one of our instructors.
Honey
Haflinger
Honey is a local legend! In her youth, she helped teach many children to ride and carried them to their first competitions. Ask anyone who grew up riding in the State College area in the early 2000s, and they probably remember Honey fondly!
Banjo
Silver Dapple Pony
Banjo is a lovable gelding who is every bit of a companion. Banjo arrived in the Spring of 2019 trained to drive a cart, as well as ride. His playful nature can easily be seen when the herd is in pasture as he runs and hops around. While working, his mind is focused on exploring the arena and helping riders play games like "What Time is it, Mr. Fox?"
Maddie
Miniature Horse
You'll learn from our minis just how big their heart's are; Maddie is no exception! Maddie is going to greet you at the fence when you approach their enclosure with Misty. As she is trained with Rosie and Misty for Minis on the Move, we see eager ladies ready to love their community!
Misty
Miniature Horse
Misty is a sweet mare who never ventures far without her pal Maddie. She joined us the summer of 2020 and is part of our merry band of Miniature Horses! You can bet Misty will be the first one greeting you at the gate to their enclosure and a fast friend.
Angel
Miniature Horse
Angel may be small in size, but has a huge heart. She tends to be very shy, but won't turn down being groomed and fussed with. You will find Angel befriending any newcomer to our herd, like Wilbur, our goat!
Rosie
Miniature Horse
This mini LOVES to be pampered - grooming, flower clips, ribbons, you name it! She is patient, yet playful, and very kind to the smallest and even largest of people. She is fearless in the arena so even the youngest or inexperienced riders have a confident riding partner.