Bourbon Slip - 2022 16h Mare
Bourbon has not been restarted. She is sweet as can be, loves attention and is quiet enough to let my daughter groom in her stall. She stands on cross ties but can be a little more wiggly there.
Bourbon is young and could use a confidence boost as she is still unsure of new surroundings but is willing to try for you! She is 2027 RRP and does not have any known injuries or limitations. Bourbon is ready to find her person and learn a second career.
Kreesa's Best Day - 2023 16.3h Mare
Kreesa retired from racing after her first start in Belmont getting a very nice third but unfortunately she fractured her sesmoids. She has been properly rehabbed and turned out all summer. She has been cleared to start back into work and is ready to find her next career!
Kreesa is a big girl and looks like she will still grow more. She can be pushy and will need an experienced OTTB adopter to bring her along properly.
Parade Field - 2016 17h Gelding
Felix retired from racing with a fractured splint bone on his right front. He had surgery over last winter when they found some damage to the suspensory ligaments as well. He has been rehabbed and is slowly coming back into work. He has been with us for a few weeks now putting on weight and slowly being introduced to work again. After a week of lunging he finally had his first post track ride today.
Felix stands tied in the arena for grooming and tacking. He stood at the mounting block like a pro. Felix can be opinionated and stubborn but gives up easily, I think this will change quickly with more saddle time. He is not mean, just set in his track ways and doesn't understand how to bend or move off leg and would rather brace and lay on your leg.
Felix is a big boy and will test you on the ground by seeing how far he can drag you to food. He turns out well with others and is ready to find his forever home. Felix would like an easier second career such as trail riding, low level dressage, pleasure, etc. Due to the change in his suspensory we recommend no barrel racing or jumping other than a fun hunter pace here and there.
Let's Find Gold - 2023 16.1h Gelding
This boy might as well be the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow This boy is chunky, well put together sweet and loves water! He has settled in great. Fin is full of energy and very athletic.
With no known limitations, I could see this guy chasing barrels, going eventing, ETC— the sky's the limit for such a young beautiful boy!
Escape Mission - 2019 16.2h Gelding
Mission retired with a chip in the knee after his last race on 5/14/25. He has some anxiety under saddle and is best suited for an experienced rider with low level riding expectations for now.
Mission is a sweet boy that loves attention. He stands on cross ties and loves baths. He turns out well with others and is ready to find his forever home!
Interchanger - 2020 17h Gelding
Chacha retired sound with no known limitations. He does have osselets but they are set and cold.
He has not been restarted yet but is ready. Because he has not been restarted, and he can be pushy at times , we suggest an experienced adopter for now. Chacha is kind and allows the kids to groom and bath him. He shows potential to make a nice family horse one day, but for now he is big and knows it, and will need someone to set boundaries with him.
Thrillswithnobills - 2021 16.2h Mare
Billy is a sweet, big girl. She can be pushy at times especially if food is around, she may drag you to the grass if you let her, but loves attention. She will use her nose and gently pull you into her for kisses and scratches if you stand close enough to her stall.
Billy is good for grooming and turns out well with others.
Senor Poncho - 2022 16.1h Gelding
Poncho retired from racing with a fractured cannon bone. He has had time to heal and is ready to find an easy-going second career.
We believe he would excel in dressage, but is also brave and willing to make a nice trail horse also. Poncho stands on cross ties and loves a good bath! He is spirited in turnout but respects the fence and others. Poncho is ready to find his person!
Z Wilcat - 2021 16h Gelding
Z retired with a small bow. He is currently moving sound but will need to be slowly brought back into retraining to ensure the tendon stays tight. He loves turnout and is full of spunk.
Z will need an experienced trainer to bring him along that can slowly bring him back under saddle.
Z is quick and athletic. We believe, with time, he could make a wonderful jumper/low level eventer once that tendon is fully set!
Conformist - 2018 16h Gelding
“Connor” was pretty tick and choppy in the hind end when he first arrived. We have been giving him as much turnout as possible and recently started lunging him over ground poles.
Connor is a smart, but anxious boy. He is a bit misunderstood with his grumpy faces he gives but he truly is a sweetheart. Connor has started to relax his hind end movement and is stepping up under himself nicely now.
His left hind still appears to be sticky, but he has been started on Adequan shots and we are seeing improvements in his movement since he first arrived.
He has stood perfect to be saddled but did move his head around the whole time (part of how he shows his anxiety). This guy will need an experienced OTTB person to bring him along slowly and correctly.
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