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ADOPTABLE!

I'm Brandy, a beautiful four-year-old Quarter Horse.
I am gentle, friendly and started under saddle.
Here I am, being ridden by Jason Patrick at 2010 Four States Ag Expo "Colt graduation." You can see that I have a very feminine face. I love people and I'm eager to please. Jason says I will be a good pleasure/trail horse.
 

PHOTO COURTESY OF SHANNON LIVICK/DOLORES STAR

I'm "Lil' Red," a Quarter Horse yearling colt. I'm a friendly gelding, catchable, tie, lead, load, farrier.

 I'm ready for just about anything!
 

ADOPTABLE!

I am Angel.  I'm really sweet, and love people.
I'm blind in one eye, and mostly blind in the other. I get around very well by following my nose, and I trust my peeps not to lead me into things. I lead, load, farrier, pony the grandkids, and make a wonderful pasture ornament or companion for a very gentle gelding who would not push me around. I'm about ten years old.

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SPECIAL NEEDS HORSE: Mooch

Adoptable under certain conditions

Hi, I'm Mooch (Christmas Day 2008), a tall, 12-year-old paint. I love to be petted and brushed in the field, and will make a wonderful friend for the special person to gain my trust. I am easygoing with other horses and would be a perfect pasture companion for a lonely horse. I cannot be ridden, and I don't feel safe when tied because of past abuse. A very special person might awaken the courageous spirit inside me, that was literally beaten into hiding years ago.

ADOPTABLE!

I'm Silly Wizard, an American Mustang saved from slaughter in August, 2005. I was starved, terrified, worm-infested and very sick.  Here I am after a training demo at the Four States Ag Expo in March, 2009. I love attention and am rapidly gaining confidence. I've been started under saddle. I'm 14.2 hh, sleek and trim and LOVE TO RUN.  The right horsewoman will win me over.

ADOPTABLE!

I am Winnie Winchester.  I was abused and starved nearly to death. The only thing that kept me alive was the instinct to protect my foal, Sam, from those awful humans and other dangers. I wouldn't let the humans at Fresh Start touch me at first, but Sam made friends with them. Now, I know that they just want to coo over me, and I have excellent manners.  I'm small, sturdy, and gentle. I like quiet trail rides with other horses and I also step out in the arena. I would be good for a 4-H kid who knows how to ride, or a small adult who wants to be close to the ground. I would love to tote my very own human over mountains and molehills!

ADOPTABLE!

I am Pinky, also known as Tinkerbelle. I was orphaned as a young foal during a roundup south of Mesa Verde, and a family bottle-fed me. I came to Fresh Start as a three-year-old. I am a great companion and a fun trail horse, although I do not think of myself as a horse at all, usually.

ADOPTED!

I am Lady Black, a dark grulla mare. The Ryans saved me in 2005 by outbidding the dealers at the sale barn. I was a wild, unapproachable, even dangerous two-year-old. After lots of time and patience, I am now halter broke, lead, load, farrier, have excellent ground manners and am eager to get started in a career with a human who loves me.

Hi there, I'm Sam.  *ADOPTED!*

I'm a bay colt without a speck of white on me.
I love my humans.
They say they "rescued my mom from slaughter" last year, to "keep me from being an orphan," whatever that means.
I've had a great life, and I am just the cutest thing, and I know it.
For a little pistol like myself, I have incredibly good
manners. I stand tied quietly, and you
can do just about anything with me easily,
including trim my feet.