Name: Cocoa
Breed: Welsh Pony Size: 11.2 hh Color: Liver Chestnut Adopted by O.A.T.S. from Starry Skies Equine Rescue Interesting Fact: Cocoa has begun training to take riders again. Adopted By:
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Name: Ernie
Breed: Haflinger Size: 14.2 hh Color: Chestnut Donated By: Bethany P. Interesting Fact: O.A.T.S. Director of Operations, Cece, believes that Haflingers make the best therapeutic/adaptive riding horses. They are nice and short like a standard horse or tall pony, yet strong like a draft. Adopted By:
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Name: Grace Breed: Draft Cross Size: 16.2 hh Color: Bay Donated By: Ruth H. Interesting Fact: Ruth adopted Grace from Horses Haven in Howell, MI. Horses Haven's mission is rescue, rehabilitate, retrain and re-home at-risk equines (horses, ponies, donkies and mules). Adopted By:
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Name: Lexi
Breed: Quarterhorse Size: 15 hh Color: Bay Donated By: Tamra H. Interesting Fact: |
Adopted Name: Liberty
Breed: Belgian Size: 18.3hh Adopted by O.A.T.S. from Starry Skies Equine Rescue Interesting Fact: You can see how Liberty came to O.A.T.S. right here Adopted By:
Delaney Dixon - O.A.T.S. Rider and Volunteer
The Jones Family - O.A.T.S. Volunteers |
Name: Outlaw
Breed: Tennessee Walking Horse Size: Color: Black & White Donated By: John F. Interesting Fact:Tennessee Walking Horse was actually bred to be an all-purpose horse. Though their look is flashy and they have a unique movement, these beautiful animals are happy doing almost any kind of work. Adopted By:
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Name: Sam
Breed: Haflinger Size: 15 hh Color: Chestnut Donated By: Teela M. Interesting Fact: In May 2023, Sam was called to compete in a horse show with rider Danielle A. at Michigan State University. Danielle had been practicing with another horse but, the horse had developed a limp one day before the show. Without having practiced together, Sam and Danielle went on to earn a First Place Ribbon and Trophy! Adopted By:
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Name: Tina
Breed: Miniature Horse Size: Donated By: Interesting Fact: Although she is one of the smallest and oldest horses on the farm, Tina enjoys soaring to new heights by jumping. Either jumping poles while being led by a client or jumping the small hay box in her pastrue, Tina loves to jump. Adopted By:
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