Beauty
Breed: Haflinger, Quarter Horse cross
Arrival at EATSF: 2016
Before I came to EATSF, I belonged to a local family and enjoyed helping them with their riding lessons. My previous family found me in Pennsylvania where I was a cart horse on an Amish Farm.
Cherokee
Breed: Belgian Warmblood/Saddlebred Cross
Arrival: 2021
I came to EATSF from a loving family who thought I would be extremely well suited as a therapeutic horse for our programs. I am very sweet and love attention.
Devon - Retired
Breed: Quarter Horse cross
Arrival at EATSF: 2009
I was donated by my previous owner who thought I would be a great addition to a therapeutic riding program because of my calm demeanor. I am ready for everything and love to serve in all aspects of the program when I can.
Fire
Breed: Quarter Horse
Arrival at EATSF: 2006
I came to EATSF from Pure Thoughts Horse and Foal Rescue when I was three years old. I was trained to be a “therapy horse” from the beginning and I love my job! I got my name because of my Chestnut color and my red mane and tail.
Ginny
Breed: Belgian Draft/Clydesdale
Arrival at EATSF: 2019
I was purchased for the EATSF program because I am the perfect size and height to help some of our adult participants. I used to live right behind EATSF on another farm, where I was learning some western pleasure riding skills.
Goose
Breed: Thoroughbred
Arrival at EATSF: 2013
I am an “Off the Track Thoroughbred” or an “OTTB.” I raced locally at Gulfstream Park under the name Grey Goose but did not like the starting gate very much. I was the adopted by Florida Thoroughbred Rescue and Adoptive Care (FL TRAC), who recommended me to EATSF because of my thoughtful nature.
Hallory
Breed: Oldenburg
Arrival at EATSF: 2003
I was donated to EATSF by my owner, who was training me to be a competitive Dressage horse. Since arriving at EATSF, I have helped participants of all ages accomplish their goals.
Jose
Breed: Argentinian Pony
Arrival at EATSF: 2006
I was donated to EATSF by my young owner, who wanted a larger pony to compete with. I may be small, but I am mighty! I love to be in a show ring and show off with my participants any time.
Maximus “Max” - Retired
Breed: Belgian Draft
Arrival at EATSF: 2012
I was donated to EATSF after my career as a nationally ranked vaulting horse, and travelled from Georgia to EATSF to be a member of the herd. I am the largest horse in the barn, standing at 17.3 hands high.
Geronimo "Mo"
Breed: Arabian/Welsh cross
Arrival at EATSF: 2021
I was purchased for the EATSF program because I am the perfect height for participants who are young and just starting. My mom is very happy that I am working here and I still get to say hi to her from time to time!
Oreo
Breed: Quarter Horse
Arrival at EATSF: 2017
I was purchased for the EATSF program because of my size and my experience. I used to work for another therapeutic riding center and love this job.
Star
Breed: Quarter Horse
Arrival at EATSF: 2001
I was donated to EATSF by my young owner who grew too tall for me. She used to take me to shows on the weekend and that is my favorite thing to do! I consider myself to be the alpha of the EATSF herd and take my job seriously.
