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Our Four Legged Friends

A little bit about Ned

Ned is a 15hh brown bay quarter horse x gelding with a tendency to think and behave like a stallion. Ned has been learning to work at liberty and loves to show off his tricks. He is not a naturally affectionate fellow and takes a while to warm up to folk, but he has a generous heart and is very clever. Ned came to us after having a crack at campdrafting and discovering he was a bit too slow to get the better of the beasties.

A little bit about Bon Bon

Bon Bon is a beautiful kind 16hh Clydesdale mare who is incredibly food focused. As long as there is a treat to be had, Bon will be by your side. She loves soft pats, soft voices and quiet spaces.

A little bit about Jack and Noah

Jack and Noah retired in to our herd after many successful years of campdrafting experience. They are both friendly and curious characters who enjoy spending time with people. Jack is a lovely black coated 15.5 hh stock horse. He is the wise old fella of our herd. Noah is a gorgeous chestnut 15hh stock horse who is the star of our Horse Wisdom program as he is a bit of a clown and likes to explore things with his lips and tongue.

A little bit about Ralph, Mabel and Ollie

Ralph, Mable and Ollie are all mini ponies. Ralph is a dapper young fellow with sumptuous locks of flowing black hair; so thick it is a wonder he can see at all! He is calm and friendly and seeks constant contact with any human he can beg a pat from.

Mabel is a lovely little mule, her daddy was a donkey, although there is almost no sign of him in her at all! Mabel is curious and sweet. She wants to explore everything around her and is happiest when there is some food to munch on!

Ollie is the baby, he is kind, quiet and yet very expressive. He is inquisitive and quick to learn.

A little bit about Abel Donkeyotie

Abel Donkeyotie is a ridiculously adorable small Irish donkey. He is more curious than any of his horse friends and very smart too. He loves spending time with people and will stick his nose in wherever he can fit it to explore his world.

Equine Psychotherapy Institute

Sarah is registered with the Equine Psychotherapy Institute as an Equine Assisted Psychotherapy practitioner

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