Meet the Horses
Hashbrown
Sassy Hashbrown is the matron of the bunch (and Tater Tot’s mother) so she likes to keep all the other horses in line.
Trail rides are her specialty and she always takes good care of her riders.
Sagle
Sagle is responsive and always a joy to ride. He likes herding cows, trail rides and pole bending.
He has a bumpy trot, but everyone loves his smooth canter!
Maggee
Our resident Appaloosa (the spotted horses bred by the Nez Perce Indians of Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington), Maggee loves adventure and she loves to eat!
She can be a bit stubborn (an Appaloosa trait) but she is an unstoppable teammate when paired with the right rider.
Hilde
Hilde is a Norwegian Fjord – a vikings horse.
She’s good at herding cows because she won’t let them give her any attitude. Actually, she won’t let anyone give her any attitude.
She spends the off-season pillaging.
Tater Tot
Our friend TT is descended from a long line of horses named after the potato family (first there was Spud, then Potato, then Hashbrown, then Tater Tot, among others).
She is tall and fast and fun, but for intermediate riders only. Sometimes she is the staff lead horse on trails.
She loves the barrels and is always up for adventure!
Aspen
Aspen is a sorrel Quarter Horse mare, and the youngster of the bunch.
She is athletic, good at everything (she leads! She follows! She can pole-bend! She can do barrels! She can be ridden English! She secretly wants to be a polo pony but doesn’t yet understand that you can’t eat the mallet!) and beloved by everyone, horse and human alike.
Sierra
Flashy and quick, our friend Sierra needs a confident rider. She is always up for an adventure, whether it’s heading cows or going on a long trail ride, but she wants to be in front and getting there first!
Our Retired Friends:
MacGregor
MacGregor is sweet and loyal. He’s the leader of the herd, so he’s the best at leading trail rides too.
Blaze
Napping is his favorite activity.
But sometimes he’s a good sport and enjoys some pasture exercise.
Red
Red is a charmer and he always takes care of his riders. Willing and up for anything, he loves long days in the summer sun.
Tybee
Sweet Tybee eats up the ground with his huge stride. He’s a Tennessee Walking horse and very tall!