Full Care Retirement 
Boarding for Horses

Frank had done everything. He hadn't lost much of his spunk either. He frequently galloped up for his breakfast and caused a big ruckus when things didn't go his way.

Silver had been there and done that ... several times over! He was healthy, personable, handsome and he drew the lucky straw when his dad rescued him years ago. We were blessed to have Silver in our pastures!

Donny was an accomplished driving mare in both the show ring and at home. She was expressive, clever, and full of personality—a lovely mare we were lucky to know.

Scooter was a handsome and intelligent gelding who seemed half his age. We were happy to have him relaxing and enjoying life at our facility.

Casey was right there saying hello when we walked in the barn. He came to us to retire together with his buddy Chips! We are happy knowing we provided him a great retirement with a great companion, caring attention and lots of food!

Cooper was smart and sensible with perfect manners, happiest just relaxing at pasture.

Leo was Marci’s pasture mate and our first boarded retiree. A former upper-level dressage horse with a big presence and a kind nature, he held a special place in our hearts.

She was trained and shown successfully through second level dressage, schooling third. She was one of the sweetest horses you will ever meet - kind and caring to humans and other horses. She's our 'Princess Marcella'. Marci moved when Nan moved - from Minnesota to New York to Michigan and finally to Wisconsin.

William still looked like a teenager, which is a compliment to the great care his owner has provided him through the years. He earned that top-level care, being a very accomplished jumper and a super-cool horse to boot.

Cambridge was a handsome, sweet gelding who loved his evening roll in fresh shavings.

Nicky came to us from Minnesota, where his owner met him and promoted him to a much improved life. Nicky was a great guy - greeting us politely (but not quietly!) for his meals and generally enjoying life.

Benjamin was a talented jumper with a big heart and a playful spirit. He spent over a decade with us in retirement and was deeply loved.

Andy was a successful hunter jumper who carried himself with style. Gentle and well-mannered, he enjoyed grooming, turnout, and a good roll in the dirt.

Skjonnhet and Sylvia were beloved pasture companions—gentle, steady, and full of character. They brought a special presence to our herd.

Georgia is a delicate girl with a sweet disposition and excellent manners. She and her mom have a wonderful bond, which is great to see. Georgia had a life in harness racing, then polo before getting her lucky break meeting her current owner. Miss Georgia lived with us for several months while her owner moved to a new area and found a perfect place for Georgia to live in Indiana. We look forward to updates on how they are doing in their new home.

Homer was super SWEET and super SMART! He instantly became Andy's best friend and was a wonderful horse to be around. He will be missed.

Fred was a charmer—easy to work with, friendly, and full of personality. He later moved closer to his owner, which made everyone happy.

Oliver was a handsome and intelligent gelding, a very successful hunter-jumper in his prime. In retirement, he enjoyed rolling, grazing, weekly grooming (with extra time rubbing his forehead), and apple slices. He greeted us not just with a look but a conversation.

Topper was very special to his family. He was not only his mom’s show horse and companion, he also taught her sons how to ride. He was a very sweet guy who was in tune with his surroundings. He had many friends here.

Bear Paw has a huge presence, which is backed by him being a super-sweet and well-mannered guy. We enjoyed having him on our farm and were equally happy when he moved to be close to his mom!

Libby was a big, beautiful mare with presence. We would have loved to see her in the show ring—she had that extra something! She enjoyed her days relaxing with her friend.

Ramazotti joined us from Massachusetts, introducing himself as he walked off the trailer and fitting in instantly. He was handsome, affectionate, and quite the talker!

Chips was one of the smartest and most well-mannered horses we have known. It was our honor to adopt him and provide a relaxing retirement.

Donovan was a big, handsome, well-mannered horse with a sweet nature. We were happy to have known him.

Ty was a successful eventer who later enjoyed a relaxed life with friends—eating, rolling, and making his own plans for the day.

Sunny turned heads with his good looks and won hearts with his affectionate manners. We thoroughly enjoyed his family’s visits and will miss them.

Tucson was a big, easy-going, good-looking guy with wonderful manners and a “been there, done that” attitude. He left to be closer to his mom.

Bella was a beautiful mare, always sweet and full of charm. She was wonderful to be around and we were lucky she came to our farm.

Musty was full of personality and loved showing off for his pasture mates.

Indy was a handsome and sweet guy with parents who [understandably] loved him to pieces.

Harley and his mom had traveled a bit and lived in a busier area, but he enjoyed settling into a simpler life. He was wonderful to work with and was very personable.

Neiko stepped off the trailer the perfect gentleman, and continued to set the bar high. He was handsome and friendly and well-mannered. We were lucky to have Neiko living with us!

We knew Finey as a foal, and he grew into a big, handsome gelding with a loving personality and a showstopping trot. He loved his retirement, and we were happy he moved back home with his mom.

There's nothing like a pony that reminds you of your childhood. Snickers was everything you could ask for!

Flash was bold, personable, and full of fun—popular with both people and his pasture mates.

Qiwi and Ida (Grandmother & Granddaughter) are fellow Wisconsin horses who lived with us temporarily. They are beautiful, healthy, wonderfully trained mares with personalities plus! We loved having them with us.

We cared for Pabby in her mid-to-late pregnancy. She is a stunning mare, bred to an amazing stallion - and she produced a healthy and beautiful filly!

Robert was a gentle giant with charm and presence. Sweet and kind, he had all the right moves.

Oofta was a sensible, quiet, and good-natured gelding—easy to work with and easy to love.

Brando was handsome, smart, and sensible. He was a pleasure to work with, and we were very lucky to have him at our facility.

Ruby lived with us temporarily between her previous and new homes in Wisconsin. She is a young, sweet, pretty draft girl who is very inquisitive and, of course, loves any food she is offered.

Ripley was a big, affectionate girl who took everything in stride. She loved life, and we adored her.

Rio and Renny were quite the duo. Playful and full of life, they were lucky to have a mom who turned their lives in the right direction.

Rey stayed with us temporarily until he went back to work. His owner is a fantastic trainer who has created a wonderful horse to work with.

What an exceptional guy! He is extremely personable, easy-going, smart and healthy. We are honored to care for Koby!