| Current Horses
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Dudley
Dudley is a former Western Pleasure horse. He is a liver chestnut
Quarter Horse gelding and is 16 hands high. Dudley was born
in 1992 and has been with High Horses since April 2004. |
Little Big Man
(aka Mango)
Mango is a former Dressage lesson pony from Hanover, MA. He is a red roan Welsh pony gelding and is 13.2 hands high. Mango was born in 1996 and has been with High Horses since August 2009. |
 Dandy's
Lucky Socks
(aka Lucky)
Dandy’s Lucky Socks, “Lucky”, is a Registered
Quarter Horse gelding purchased by High Horses from Harvest
Moon Valley Ranche in Starksboro, VT. He was born in 2003 and
is currently our tallest horse at 16.2 hands. Lucky joined High
Horses in July 2011. |
 Buddy
Buddy is a former lesson horse who has also done farm work in
the past. He is a Haflinger gelding and is 14.3 hands high.
He was born in 1995 and came to High Horses in May 2011. |
Walhuke Dream
(aka Mitch)
Mitch is a former show horse from Massachusetts. He is a bay
AQHA registered Quarter Horse gelding and is 15.1 hands high.
Mitch was born on February 29, 1992 and came to High Horses
in August 2007. |
| Retired Horses
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Louie
Our dear Louie passed away peacefully on October 4th 2010. To
read more about Louie, see our Quarterly News Letter. |
Good Golly Miss Molly
Molly retired from the High Horses program in 2009. She now
lives a peaceful life as a pasture pet with her best friend,
who happens to be a goat, and a loving family. |
Country Gentleman
Country was given a one year lease to High Horses in spring
of 2010 and has since returned to his owners for full retirement
in the spring of 2011.
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 Black
Jack
Black Jack is a former show pony who came from Massachusetts.
He is a black and white paint pony who is 14.1 hands high.
He was born in 1996 and came to High Horses the summer of
2010. Jack retired from our program in August 2011 and has
a forever home and retirement plan with a little girl and
her mother in Claremont, NH.
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 Bonita’s
Broken Arrow
“Arrow” retired from High Horses program in May
2011 is living in South Royalton, VT with High Horses farrier,
Jim Hudson, who uses him for walk trail rides and pony rides
for his toddler son. |
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ur horses are the foundation of our program. Each horse is carefully
screened and selected for its calm, tolerant, and willing temperament.
Our horses work hard and are aware of the importance of their work.
They are sensitive to the needs of their riders and often demonstrate
extraordinary patience. Their loving nature has a calming effect
on our riders. Their gentleness encourages a strong bond of trust.
Our horses come from a variety of backgrounds. We invite you to
stop by and meet some of them.
of the body.