“Disco” is a 2017 gelding who retired from racing in November 2024 after 40 career starts and over $200,000 in earnings. He retired due to a bowed tendon, which has healed well and should not limit his future as a pleasure or sporthorse. He is striking at over 17 hands, built beautifully, and is an earnest, willing horse to work with.
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“Viggo” is a gorgeous warhorse who retired at age 11 after a whopping 75 starts. In December 2024, we treated a bone chip in his fetlock with PRP (platelet rich plasma) and restarted his training in January 2025. Viggo is a 17.1, gorgeous bay with so much potential. He is restarted under saddle and goes well in an english or western saddle. He can be a bit studdish, so he needs a person who can set boundaries. This horse is a total catch!
Eric rides Viggo in a western saddle
Erin rides Viggo in a dressage saddle
February 2025
The day he came off the track in September 2024
COMPANION HORSE ONLY
“Nemo” is a 2018 chestnut gelding who retired from racing after 15 starts. Unfortunately, he developed osselets (bone growths) on his fetlocks while on the track from the high demand and stress of the sport. Because the joints are involved, it is not recommended that he not be ridden. He is comfortable now and we’d like him to stay that way, so we are offering him as a companion horse only. He has a goofy temperament and is gorgeous to look at - he would make a wonderful addition to any herd!
“Mercury” is a 2018 grey gelding, who retired after 22 starts due to a serious sesamoid fracture. He came to us very underweight and subdued. He spent some time in stall rest to heal his fracture and was treated for ulcers to help heal his gut to promote weight gain.
We are bringing Mercury back into work slowly and are looking for an adopter with patience. He is such a kind and special horse and needs to build a bond with his own person who will continue increasing his workload gradually and without pressure to perform as a sporthorse. He has lots of potential, an abundance of beauty, and is looking for his perfect match!
COMPANION HORSE ONLY
Moon Pie is a 2021 filly who fractured her knee and shin, causing her to retire from racing after 3 starts. She has responded well to a PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatment to heal the fracture, but is not currently sound for riding. She does well living in a herd and gets along well with other mares.
