Horse Memorial Page

This page is in memory of the horses that have been such a blessing to us and all those who have come to New Creations Farm and interacted with them.  They were loved and are sorely missed.

They include a long list of horses.  Starting with Ranger, Buddy, Hank, Pete, Dakota, Star, King Jackson, Dutch, Stosh, Barny, Pretty Boy, and our last horse Peppermint who is still our pony walk horse today.

Pete – he was a percheron – We called him the gentle giant.

Pete died of natural causes on Friday, January 18, 2013

Pete

King Jackson was a standard breed.  He was a wonderful lead horse for a few years.

King Jackson died during the spring of 2014.  We do miss him.

King Jackson Christmas

Dakota was a Spotted Leopard Appaloosa.

He was our blind lead horse for a few years when we first got him.

He died because of a tumor.  He was at least 30 years old.

He died on August 6, 2015.  He is greatly missed.

Dakota

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stosh was laid to rest on August 25, 2015. He was adopted from M Rescue Center and we were not told by them at the time of adoption that he had health issues in the past and their was a vet report on him that we were not given until after we had adopted him and realized there was a major health issue. Then M Rescue Center turned over the vet report to us, but at that point it was too late. So if you are adopting or purchasing a horse, be careful.

Dutch passed away in the spring of 2016. He was a draft mix. He was a very gentle horse and had taken many riders on the trails and around the gardens. We enjoyed him while he was with us and we do miss him.

Hank was Tonia’s lead horse for most of our trail rides.

Ranger was one of our first trail riding horses and was used as the lead horse for some of our rides.

Buddy was also one of our first horses we used for trail rides and pony walks. He was great with anyone on his back. He was the best.

Barny was one of our last trail horses. He was a Belgium Work Horse.

Pretty Boy was one of our last horses.  He was never used for trail rides.

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