I just had to share these photos of my pony Maya (My Teenage Dream) I adopted (gosh probably around 2010/2011) courtesy of the family leasing her! This year in college, I decided to lease her out since I’m no longer a junior and I can’t do the Pony Jumpers! Needless to say, this is what she’s doing now! She’s taking a 9 year old girl to United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Pony Finals in 2016!
Max (aka Phillip) cleans up pretty good and is loving his new home!
For all the folks that tell you that rescue horses are “bad” or lame or can’t be helped, here is a picture from last night. 2 of these horses are from MHARF. The middle horse is Karamyst, graduate of the first trainers challenge, and the little grey blur is Pony Annie, who we ended up with after she got into some trouble at her foster home several years ago. Would you attempt a ride like this,
This is a picture of my granddaughter and her rescue pony that she got form MN Hooved Animal Rescue. She was 3 when we adopted Bentley (previously Merriweather) and Chloee is now almost 9. These two have the most amazing bond.
Rebecca S. riding “Murphy”, (a former Minnesota Hooved Animal Rescue horse and Mitchell Carson’s MHARF’s Trainer’s Challenge horse, best buddy, and entry from the 2011 Challenge of the Unwanted Horse. Murphy is pictured here at his second show ever, Wildfire Farms Dressage Schooling Show in Maple Lake, MN, Aug. 8th, 2015, where he won his first blue ribbons in USDF Intro Level Test A and Test B, earning a score of 72.5% and 74.4%,
