Misty (Adopted)

Misty is a Tennessee Walking Horse mare who was foaled in approximately 2001 and who stands 14.1hh. She came in from a January 2023 St. Louis County humane case. Misty has had all of her intake veterinary work done and is currently with trainer Sarah Helms for a training assessment. Sarah says Misty is a nice mare with a good temperament. Misty does gait and she is suitable for an intermediate rider. She has some good training but is quick, especially at the lope, which may be intimidating to a less experienced rider.

Video #1 of Misty under saddle March 2023

Video #2 Misty under saddle March 2023

Video #3 Misty w/ ball

Video #4 of Misty under saddle march 2023

 

Sammy (Adopted)

Sammy is an Arabian/QH mare who came to us from a January 2023 St. Louis County humane case.  She was foaled in approximately 2001. Sammy stands 14.3hh. She had her veterinary work done at intake, including much-needed dental care which has now allowed her to eat properly and gain weight.  Sammy went to HH Stables in late April for a training assessment and some refresher training. They report that Sammy is a little nervous being away from the other horses, but she is still respectful and listens well. She stands nicely for saddling and mounting. She is neck-reined and stops well. She has obviously had a lot of riding in the past but was a little rusty. She has now had many rides in the arena, around the farm, and even out on trails with overnight camping. She can be excitable, but she is easily manageable and very trusting of her rider if they are calm and confident. Sammy does need protection from bug bites in the summer as she does have a high sensitivity to bites.

 

Sweet Pea (Adopted)

Sweet Pea is a quarter horse/Arabian mare who was foaled in approximately 2003. She came to us from a January 2023 St. Louis County humane case.  Sweet Pea stands 14.1hh. She had all of her veterinary work done at intake, including dental care. She had several very sharp, overgrown teeth which had caused bad ulceration in her mouth. After her dental care she was able to eat much more comfortably and gained weight quickly. Sweet Pea went to HH Stables in late April for a training assessment and some refresher training. She is broke to ride but was a bit rusty at first as it has been a while since she has been ridden. She is now going nicely walk/trot in the arena and she has also gotten some good overnight camping experience with state park trail riding. Her trainers at HH Stable say she has the sweetest personality and is very respectful. She has great ground manners and is good under saddle but looks to her rider for confidence so not suited to a very beginner rider. Sweet Pea does have a mild case of clubfoot in one of her fronts which is common in her breed. She shows signs of having had a bout of laminitis in the past (most likely due to going without farrier care/trimming for a long period). She is now sound and has no problem with either issue with consistent regular trimming.

Video of Sweet Pea Under Saddle May 2023

 

 

Falcon

Update May 2023: Falcon is doing well and is very ready to find a new home. His temperament has improved a lot since he was gelded last year. He is much more approachable and engaged. He walks well on a lead, behaves for vet and farrier, and enjoys being brushed. Although maybe not the most conventionally “attractive” mini horse out there, he’s a smart and sensitive little guy who deserves a great home.

Falcon is a 29″ mini gelding who was a stallion when he came to MHARF as an owner surrender in late November 2022.  He has been gelded and has had all of his intake vet work done, including dental care. He is now available for adoption.  Falcon was foaled in approximately 2007.

 

Charlotte (Adopted)

Charlotte is a thoroughbred mare who was foaled in 2018. She’s a leggy girl who currently stands approximately 16hh (and possibly still growing).  She came to MHARF as an owner surrender and is now in training with Jenna S Horse Training. Jenna has taken Charlotte’s training under saddle slowly because of the fact that she has been growing. Charlotte is coming along nicely and is now working at walk, trot, and canter in the arena. She is available for adoption and requires a knowledgeable and confident rider who can continue her training.

Video of Charlotte Under Saddle #5 March 2023

Video of Charlotte Under Saddle #6 March 2023

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