Our Horses

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Snowy

Breed: Connemara Cross Cob
Color: White
Temperament: Calm, Empathetic, Sensitive, Gentle

About: Snowy is known for his gentle, sensitive way. He loves human contact and could almost talk to you. He has a calmness that comes from age and experience, which is why he puts people at ease. He's the first to meet Majella at the gate every morning. Snowy has helped us through lots of life's ups and downs. He is the reason we started our services.

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Socks

Breed: Cob
Color: Dark Bay
Temperament: Calm, Gentle, Engaged but Non-Reactive

About: Socks has a big personality. Kind of like a drama queen, but in a funny way. She is motivated by food! You can't leave anything alongside her or on her stable door, she'll either break it or throw it on the ground. We think that's her way of saying "hello, I'm here, give me food."

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Wally

Breed: Miniature Falabella
Color: Palomino
Temperament: Energetic, Clever, Sensitive, Loving

About: Wally has a huge personality. He loves to push the boundaries when he can. He struts his stuff around the yard like he's king of the walk. He really doesn't realise how small he is, and he makes us laugh every day. He also has a very gentle side and knows when people need him. He loves rolling, he can't get enough of it. He likes his own space and having me-time.

Wilma

Breed: Miniature Falabella / Miniature Shetland Cross
Color: Chestnut
Temperament: Shy, Nervous, Inquisitive

About: Wilma is our rescue miniature horse. She was found abandoned on the side of a road and had been mistreated. We kept an eye on her but nobody was coming for her, so we brought her home. She was extremely nervous and wouldn't come near us for a couple of weeks. We didn't push her, we let her come to us when she was ready. They're the best of friends. She's getting more confident each day and now runs to the gate when she sees Majella, knowing she'll get lots of cuddles and of course treats.

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