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Tranny:

That’s short for Transformer! Tranny is an older Bay Arabian Mare that rides very nicely and like all of my older Arabs still likes to move out on the trail—she is the one in the front. UPDATE— TRANNY HAS FOUND HER NEW MATCH —CONGRATS TO TRANNY & HER NEW OWNER CHERI!

Buzz:

That’s short for Bee Tez! Buzz is an older Sorrel Arabian Gelding that all of my kids, nieces, nephews and now grandchildren have learned to ride on.. He would be ideal as a youth project horse or for a lightly built adult looking to get started in horses. He can come up sore on one foot with any heavy riding so I am limiting the combined weight on him to 150 lbs.

King:

He moves like a Prince! King is the last of my older Arabs. He is a Bay Gelding that rides like a dream. He takes leg cues wonderfully and was a level II dressage horse in his younger days. King has aged nicely–the “airhead” Arab has been seasoned to my “steady eddy” . He was my go to ride up to last year — had too many younger horses that needed the miles but still pulled him out for my “I just want to relax” evening rides. His weight limit will be a combined weight of 175 lbs.

Jackson:

My poor man’s Fresian! Jackson is actually a handsome registered Black Percheron but is impressive moving down the trail. He is approximately 16H and can be a handful if he gets spooked or worked up. For this reason, he will only be available to experienced riders. He can be trail ridden and we are working on getting him under harness. If you are an experienced rider and not intimidated by his size, he is a fun ride.

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Partial Board Agreements:

· We have several horses available for partial board agreements

· Flexible schedules with little limitations on riding availability

· Liability and/or Helmet Waiver required

· Riding ability and horse sense will be evaluated before any agreement is signed

· Horses can only be used on HHH premises or surrounding area—can not be trailered off the property without prior consent

· They are only to be used for light recreational riding or as youth development horses (4H Horseless Horse, 4H Horse programs, Girl /Boy Scout Merit badges, therapy, etc.)

· Partial Board Agreement includes the use of HHH tack, equipment and facilities

· HHH retains ownership and takes care of normal care expenses, boarder is responsible for incidental expenses for the horse and equipment

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Rocky:

Rocky is a younger grade B/W Paint gelding that would be best suited to an intermediate rider. He’s a youngster that minds well if he has someone good at communicating with him but will take advantage of someone not so in tune with him, otherwise a very quiet ride. He is about 14H so I am limiting the weight on him to 175lbs.

Tucker:

Tucker is an older Tennessee Walker Gelding only available for some light riding. He has a wonderful gait but is also getting a little arthritic so he can not be ridden in his gait for any distance . He loves people and attention. Is respectful but will take advantage of you if allowed. He would make a great therapy horse for a child or adult or someone looking for an occasional easy ride around the barn. Weight limit of 150 lbs.

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Angel:

Angel is the youngest and best of our trio of Palamino QHs. She is used for lessons, trail rides and our Special Olympics program. Her name says it all.

Goldie & Gopher:

Palamino QH pair that came to us this fall from a UMN fan! We are hoping to add them to our Special Olympic program next year with Angel, will use them in our trail programs and will be available for lease.

WW Herd:

Bo, Annie, Lizzy, Jordy, Maizey, Copper & Jesse came to us from Westwind Stables this fall. They were a little thin but are doing quite well here @ HHH. We have already used them for some lessons and just riding around the ranch and they are all wonderful. They will be used in our day camp programs next summer and all are available for lease for some light riding.