Kjor Sivert (update: Sivert has been adopted!)

Kjor Sivert is a 2003 Norwegian Fjord gelding who stands 14hh. He competed in our 2012 Trainer’s Challenge with Beth Ash, was adopted, but is now coming back to us because his adopter is moving and can’t take him along. Sivert is very well broke to ride and has extensive trail experience. he is suitable for an advanced beginner but he hasn’t been ridden in awhile so should have a a few rides from a more advanced rider as a refresher first. He is a very easy keeper and absolutely needs to be kept on a dry lot or needs to use his grazing muzzle if turned out on pasture.  He has had one minor bout of laminitis in the past (although he has recovered fully and radiographs show no sign of rotation) and will be prone to another if he is allowed unrestricted access to pasture. Sivert is a super nice horse and needs a home where he will get a lot of attention and regular exercise to keep him fit!

Alice (Alice has been Adopted!)

Alice is a beautiful sorrel weanling filly who was born on 08/17/18. Her mother Nutmeg came to MHARF in a December 2017 humane case. Nutmeg is a stock-type mare, probably quarter horse, and we believe Alice’s sire is an Arabian. Alice is a big, healthy and energetic filly with a lot of chrome! She has now been weaned and is competing with trainer Deb Anderson in our 2019 Promise of the Future Training Competition. She will be available for adoption at the event on September 7th. To find out more about how to apply to adopt Alice at the POF, visit our Adopting a Trainer’s Challenge Horse page. You can follow Deb and Alice’s progress throughout the spring and summer on Alice’s Facebook Page!

Laetisha


Laetisha is a 2001 bay tobiano half-Arabian mare who came to MHARF because her owner could no longer keep her. Laetisha is a sweet mare and is broke to ride.

Gretzki (Update: Gretzki has been adopted!)

Gretski is a 2009 mustang smokey black/ buckskin gelding who stands approximately 14.3 hh.  He originally came to MHARF in a humane case with his mother Ramona. He competed in our 2012  Trainer’s Challenge with trainer Chris Walz. He was adopted by Chris after the Challenge but sadly Chris can no longer keep him because of relocation. He was ridden consistently between 2012 and 2016 but has not been ridden for over a year now. He does have trail experience. Gretzki has never been ridden by anyone but Chris and right now he does require an experienced rider and really needs a person he can bond with.  Chris says he is very smart. Gretski is an “easy keeper” and tends to be on the heavy side–so ideally he should be on a dry lot or restricted diet unless he is getting worked regularly. He has had some issues with heaves in the past and has been on the supplement Lung EQ and that seemed to work well for him. He has also had abscesses in both front feet but has not had an issue with that for over a year.

Siskowit Golden Lady (Lady has been adopted!)

 


Lady has been ADOPTED

This palomino mare came to us from a late-April 2018 Brown County humane case. DNA testing through the American Morgan Horse Association has shown that she is Siskowit Golden Lady and was foaled in 2000.  Lady spent the summer in our rehabilitation program.  She required extensive dental work due to many years of having no dental care. She has been preg-checked and is not in foal.