Bio: This beautiful older gelding still has so much to offer the right family. While Barnaby should primarily live as a companion, non-riding horse, he would be great for leadlining kids who are learning and still gaining confidence around horses. Special care: shoes and pads required

Bio: This is a powerful and beautiful horse looking for a re-start under saddle. Talent and patience will be needed to work with this horse and the payoff could be incredible. He's a stunning horse looking for a great home! Requires some maintenance.

Bio: Bristol is a young easy keeping mare with lots of potential for activities on the ground. Due to her club feet, she is not suitable for riding, however, this mare learns tricks like it's her job and is so fun to work with! She really connects with her people on the ground and would make an amazing liberty candidate.

Bio: This youngster is being introduced to the halter, leading and general ground manners. We are taking all the time he needs to get him on the right path. Estimate his height at 14.3 - 15 hh. Rescued at the local livestock auction, this horse is excelling in learning the basics with positive reinforcement. His breeding heritage goes back to the stallion Blue Valentine. No registration papers made it to the auction with this herd dispersal of young horses from Wyoming.

Bio: This former dude ranch horse is gentle and super smart! He lives well with both mares and geldings and would love to find a loving last home. Casey is a joy to be around and easy going amongst the herd. Casey requires front shoes due to knee arthritis and daily grain.

Bio: Clover would be a wonderful companion horse to add to any herd! She is an easy keeper and enjoys going for walks with our volunteer team. Clover has had a long riding career, and has shown us that she is ready to find a loving retirement home at this point in her life. Her sweet, sensitive nature and great ground manners will enrich your life. Apply to meet Clover today! Requires front shoes.

Bio: Adopted! After her long riding career as a competitive trail horse, Cocoa is ready to find a loving retirement home. This petite mare has a lot of personality and would enjoy going for long walks with her people. She has great manners on the ground and would be a great addition to most herds.

Bio: Dune is being retired to leadline activities only, appropriate for carrying kids, due to his navicular disease. Dune has a lot to offer his next home as he has great manners, is easy going, and gets along great with other horses. He requires maintenance including joint injections and front shoes. With this care, he remains sound and will have a great quality of life in her next home. Enjoy his knowledge and responsiveness as his adopter!

Bio: Meet Dynamo! This sturdy three-year-old pony has proven himself to be a playful, willing youngster with a great brain and an endearing personality. From liberty to groundwork under saddle, he has taken each new challenge in stride. Dynamo will excel in a setting where he can play and learn. Trainer needed to reach his full Pony Potential if adopted by Intermediate or Advanced handler. The sky is the limit for Dynamic Dynamo!

Bio: Firefly is being retired from her riding career and is ready to find a loving retirement home. She is a great pasture mate to her herd, has great ground manners, and is an angel for the vet and farrier. This mare does have limited vision as well as navicular disease, however, she has a great quality of life as a non-riding horse and enjoys working with her people. Requires front shoes and pads.

Bio: Born April 7, 2022, I'm a young one with plenty of spunk and personality. My Mom is about 15 hands tall and my legs are soooo long! Would you like a project? Interested in starting a young horse and eventually putting her under saddle? Come check out Flower. Trainer skills required or willingness to hire one over the long run.

Bio: If you have a passion for helping horses, then Forrest is looking for you! This gelding lost one eye to surgery about a decade ago and had been a riding horse for his previous owner. Today, he's ready for light work under saddle and is learning voice cues, is quite smart, and gaining confidence in the obstacle course! Can you help this beautiful paint find a new home?

Bio: Frosty is looking for a light workload as he just recently was retired from his job at a dude ranch. Walk/trot work on level surfaces, no rocky or hilly trails, just the occasional canter will keep him happy and working for years. Front shoes and pads required, and some other maintenance on occasion. Wonderful on the ground and is hoping for one family care for and love him!

Bio: Gingersnap will make a wonderful liberty horse! This adorable pony is super smart and learns fast. She is currently working through some separation anxiety to her herd members, and is making huge progress. Gingersnap has Cushing's disease which requires daily medication.

Bio: Have experience as a colt starter? Here's a filly that is one year old and needs time to grow but is ready for a loving trainer-level home. Halters, leads, still fine-tuning standing for the farrier. Come meet Ginny!

Bio: It is impossible not to fall in love with Harry! Harry Trotter recently returned to CHR from a wonderful foster home experience with one other horse. He enjoyed spending relaxing hours with his foster family, grazing down pastures at the neighbor's house, and learning about other farm animals on the hobby farm. Harry gets along well with mares and geldings and is ready to find a loving, permanent home. Requires front shoes.

Bio: Hello - I'm Jagger and I'm ready to go riding with a strong intermediate rider. You should be comfortable and familiar in the saddle, and we can have loads of fun. I really like to have a job - how do you say "border collie" in horse??? Cattle/cows anyone???

Bio: Come meet this friendly and kid safe horse! Jones would love to be part of a small herd and a big family with lots of love to share. Lead line work only with smaller children. Requires Cushing's medication daily.

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Bio: In training at Carlisle as of 5/23/23 with Tiffany Larsen. Beautiful, healthy easy keeper going great with consistent care, attention and riding. Please submit a horse match profile on the website. Videos under saddle available to appropriate matches.

Bio: Meet Mac. This young horse, rescued at auction, is fond of humans and has a great start in training. He has a nice foundation that could allow Mac to go in any direction. Athletic young horse!

Bio: Check out this adorable pony! Martini is super sweet and is ready to find a great retirement home. Due to knee arthritis, this pony is no longer rideable. Martini has Cushing's disease which requires daily medication.

Bio: Max would make a wonderful companion horse for most herds and homes. This gentle horse is kind and respectful on the ground and is ready to find the right retirement home. Upon coming to the rescue, Max was diagnosed with Navicular disease and despite a long rehabilitation journey to bring him back to full soundness, he will have the best quality of life as a pasture pet or with someone who only wants to work with a horse on the ground. Requires front shoes.

Bio: Merida definitely has riding in her background! Great with neck reining and just coming back into riding condition with us. Evaluation of this beautiful girl is not complete and so far needs an Advanced level rider. Looking for a great home!

Bio: Here is a well-trained and confident horse who doesn't really care about the loss of one eye to disease. Truly have not met another horse so unaffected! Barefoot, needs a knowledgeable and caring owner - could that be you?

Bio: In offsite training with Grogan horses.

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Bio: It's impossible not to fall in love with Oscar's personality and good looks. This sweet and personable gelding loves being the center of your attention and would make a great companion to both horses and people. Oscar has great skills under saddle and on the ground and will thrive with an advanced beginner+ rider. This gelding requires therapeutic hoof care and injections to stay riding sound.

Bio: Patrick, named after a character in the hit show "Schitt's Creek, thinks everything is a toy! Another name considered for me was "Potential" because I've got it in spades. Any adopter/trainer will need to establish boundaries of respect with this horse. He is accepting haltering and handling on a regular basis and has just started an introduction to other tack. Patrick will need some time to just "grow up" before he starts to carry the weight of a rider. Strong play drive, loves people, healthy, barefoot and just needs grain to keep growing!

Bio: In the definition of "potential" is a description of Pharaoh. This young, handsome, Arabian cross has sailed through his recovery from neglect with a rosy health status. He's at a healthy, robust weight, he has quite the play drive and is proud and happy to be in his big pasture with the herd. Friendly, halter started, leading well, and needs you to take him further in his education! Trainer level required - a very low mileage horse! Come meet Pharaoh soon!

Bio: Phoenix is being retired from riding due to her heart murmur which deselects her as a riding candidate. We took in Phoenix from animal control at which time she was very under weight and in need of special care. Now, Phoenix is back up to a healthy weight and despite her heart murmur, she has a great quality of life living in a herd at CHR. Requires front shoes.

Bio: Poncho is as sweet as they come! This gentle gelding has great training and would love to find a wonderful retirement home. Poncho came to CHR with a history of navicular disease, and we have successfully brought him back to a comfortable place physically where he can be managed. However, due to the severity of his condition, Poncho is strictly a non-riding horse. He is a wonderful walking partner, does great with other horses, and enjoys long grooming sessions with his people. Requires front shoes and pads.

Bio: My name is Ragnar and I am indeed a warrior horse. My previous life was as a bucking horse on the rodeo circuit until I got smart and quit bucking. I was fired from that job and ended up at the auction as a throw away horse. CHR, lucky for me, was there that day, bought me, and brought me to the rescue. I'm losing my fear of people but still tend to overreact to almost anything and everything. Patience and talent will be needed by my adopter. Resources and more than one trainer may be needed - but they think I'm worth all the effort and I couldn't agree more!

Bio: Rerun is a wonderful horse looking for a light ride home. A capable kid's horse if some intermediate skills have been acquired, or a lightweight adult of the same skill level. W/T/C. Maintenance needed: Knee injections were done, and he does best in front shoes that create a strong breakover (eases pressure on his knees). A lovely sorrel color wraps up this nice Quarterhorse. Did we mention he's a bit of a character?

Bio: Trainer level horse who has experience under saddle - but needs a re-start with a patient and talented trainer. Roland is looking for someone interested in building a relationship with their horse and who has patience, knowledge and time to spend getting to know him! Talented horse! Easy Keeper.

Bio: Rusty would be a great horse for kiddos and more beginner handlers to gain confidence with. This gentle older gelding would be happy to tote kids around on a leadline, and is very respectful both on the ground and with someone on his back. Rusty should primarily be a companion horse, however, this horse still has so much to give and teach his people. Rusty requires front shoes with pads.

Bio: Easy keeping mustang pony! Samson has great skills on the ground, stands well for the farrier, and enjoys learning new things with his people. We are continuing to work with Samson in our training program as he is a sensitive horse who will need a more experienced handler. In good hands, Samson is a dream to work with and would be a great addition to most herds.

Bio: Scooby is ready to find a loving non-riding home. This kind horse has some special needs when it comes to his care, however, he will fill your life with lots of laughs and is the sweetest soul. Come meet Scooby!! Requires front shoes and pads.

Bio: Here is a wonderful mare ready to help you or your kids in the intermediate rider realm. She's steady, and has a great walk, trot and canter. Sister is a very sweet horse and is great on the ground and in the saddle. She'd love a home of her own! Some maintenance required.

Bio: 6/11 - Just returned from Foster Training! Meet Sparrow. This young horse, purchased at auction - is fond of humans and has a great start with her foster trainers over the last 100 days. We seem to have a nice foundation going here that could allow Sparrow to go any direction you choose. Athletic young horse!

Bio: This beautiful young Arabian has had some great groundwork in the past and is very willing to carry a rider. That is about where his knowledge ends. He's still a bit unsure of rider cues and is a tad more whoa than go - but yes - he's Arabian and handsome! We are still in the early phases of our riding evaluation and find him sound and willing. Truly a beautiful horse mind and body!

Bio: Have experience as a colt starter? Here's a youngster that is one year old and needs time to grow but is ready for a loving trainer level home. Halters, leads, still fine-tuning standing for the farrier. Come meet Swift!

Bio: 6/11 Taos has a solid new foundation as part of his PEAK Training 100 day challenge. While still needing to build his confidence and trust with humans, Taos has great potential and is a young, healthy, athletic horse. Can you be the one to give him his next best home?

Bio: If you have training skills and are in need of a companion for your horse, Theory is your guy! Theory is actively in our training program while we search for the right home for him. Requires front shoes.

Bio: Beauty as smooth as "Velvet"...placed with CHR by her loving owner, we are seeking a special home for this beautiful riding horse. She's a big mover, who could excel in dressage, possibly through Level 2 work. We are currently teaching her to respect a bubble of space when around humans who are on the ground, but she does love to have a rider up! A trainer or strong intermediate willing to work with a trainer will be the best match for this amazing horse.

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Bio: This sweet older Tennessee Walking Horse is looking for a loving retirement home. He is working on gaining more confidence but is a very good boy when working with people he trusts. Woodrow is a sensitive soul who needs a special home.

Bio: Woody is a sensitive soul who needs a special home. This gelding will thrive living with a small group of other geldings, and loves engaging in liberty work with his people. Woody is easy to manage with farrier and vet care, and requires front shoes. Come meet this kind hearted gelding!