Dice is a retired event horse who is ready

to show our students the ropes of Special

Olympics dressage, first canter

experiences or leisurely trail rides. His

friendly and respectful demeanor makes

him a trustworthy partner in the barn.

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Don't forget to bring him some treats when you visit!

Albert is a kind gentleman who enjoys teaching our students the dressage Para or Special Olympics. He is a friendly sir and is always ready for a cookie!

Little Miss Greta is prepared to team up and help our students achieve their goals!

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She is a good size for some of our small to mid-size riders, and is great for walk/trot lessons. She's calm and sweet-natured.

Freya is a well-rounded little lady prepared to try it all. She may test the boundaries here and there, but makes a steady partner.  You can tell her apart from our other Chestnut mares with her 'Freya-fringe' forelock!

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She is a solid walk/trot/canter with a Western style background. She is great on the trails or in the arena.

L.B. loves to be dirty - it's the main duty of a gray horse after all. He does not love to be in a stall, however. Hear all that door-kicking in the barn? Yup. It's L.B. wanting food or wanting out!

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L.B. is a retired cattle farm horse and enjoys his more leisurely pace here. He has been trained to stand for our mechanical lift for riders with mobility challenges, and is greater for walk/trot work.

This old girl is a favorite of our volunteers and riders! She's steady and sweet, and ready to please!

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She's great for beginner and intermediate riders alike, and has lots of experience to share.

Millie is about a perfect as you can get for an all-around horse. She knows her job and is very trustworthy.

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She has been a program favorite for a while, and is steady for beginner walk/trot/canter riders.

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Millie is great a horse shows, on the trail, and in the arena. She is probably one of the few horses we have is NOT a fan of being groomed, but does love a treat now and then!

Poppy is small - but she is as strong as a plow horse! She is not known for speed (unless she sees a yummy patch of grass), but she is a tremendous carriage-driving horse. She has been a steady partner for our therapy program for kids over the years as well.

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She is good in the arena, on the trails, and at horse shows, and we use her for walk/trot and carriage driving.

Monte is a super-sweet guy and just aims to please. He is very versatile and willing to try it all if it will make you happy. You can tell him apart from our other chestnut geldings by the bright star on his forehead.

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He is a great all-around horse, handling walk/trot/canter work easily. He's also great at shows and does his best work with more experienced riders.

So, his real name is "T-Raynasaurus" but we just call him "Rex" and he is a been-there/done-that kinda guy. Rex was a cow horse so is quite the athlete, and is a great seasoned and steady horse for all riders.

Her full name is "Reba's Country Star" and she IS a star for sure! A steady addition to our program, this ol' girl will teach you the ropes of ranch riding or most anything you'd like to learn. 

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Find her cute face with a broken blaze hanging out in the mare's pasture. 

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Reba is solid and trustworthy, and works walk/trot like a dream. She is also a lady with great ground manners and patience will all our riders.

Buckshot is very secure in who he is, easygoing and challenges our riders to be self-aware. Buckshot is great in the dressage arena but don’t underestimate him, he makes a good western cow pony too! 

Gracie is, in a word, a saint! Our newest addition to the TSTRC herd, she is already a favorite of riders and instructors. 

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Like many of our horses, she has a lot of experience competing and is comfortable in and out of the show ring.

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She's gentle, but not a pushover, and has lots of great things to teach her riders! We think her heart-shaped star says it all.

Some days Toby is a spotted Palomino, other days he's just mud gray... his hobbies include rolling in mud wherever he can find it, trail riding adventures and racking into a canter.

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He meets a very unique need for our participants and we are excited to have him. He has a bit of 'dorky' personality, and we know everyone is going to love him. 

Sebastian is an 11 year-old Brabant Belgian (which is really Dutch for Belgian Belgian).

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His Bay roan coloring is truly eye-catching.

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This boy is STOUT! He has a career in Carriage Driving, but is also quite the riding horse. You surely couldn't make this horse do anything, but if you ask him, he's ready to go and on your team.

His responsiveness to verbal cues is stellar!

Sebby is a true gentle giant, and we are excited to have him here at TriState.

Stormy is a 21 yr old Quarter Horse with charming looks and an outgoing personality. Don’t let her age fool you, she is full of spunk and enjoys her job.

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We can't get enough of her perfect black 'eyeliner' on her left eye - she's a looker for sure!

Frosty is Bert's best friend! He loves to go on long escape runs and feel the wind in his mane - so make sure you always lock the gates!

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He is a little gentleman when we visit residential care facilities, and all our volunteers love to spend time grooming and exercising him.

Bert, like most small equines, thinks he's the largest horse here at TSTRC! He may not be big in stature, but he may just have one of the biggest hearts!

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He, along with his pal, Frosty, is a huge hit on the residential care facility circuit, often donning a dapper cowboy hat and kerchief for the event.