
Standardbreds Available For Adoption
Application To Adopt
Adoption fees depend on the horse's age and training. Fees are driven by costs incurred while retraining, transporting, housing, and providing medical care for the horse. These horses are learning their balance under a rider and usually need an intermediate rider (who can post). Most have been shod their whole lives and may need to remain shod for their continued comfort. Some can canter, but many are not able to canter with a rider. Please take these facts into consideration so together we can make good matches for these horses. Serving the New England region.
Muscana
16-year-old Bay Gelding
Ready for meet and greets! Muscana, 3G639, 15.0 hands tall, raced as a trotter. Scana retired from racing in the fall of 2023. Scana is a very calm, cool, and collected guy and has excelled both in the arena and during short trips down the driveway. He needs to be in a place with solid footing. He is currently in training in Buxton, Maine. If Scana sounds like a good fit for your family, please submit the application at the top of the page.
Quick Kick
4-year-old Bay Mare
Ready for meet and greets! Quick Kick, Microchip No.: 985141001341196, AKA Quicksie. This 15.3-hand mare just didn’t have the heart for racing, but she is proving to be a quick learner when it comes to being a pleasure horse. She has started under saddle and adjusted to the saddle and the different weight without a second thought. She’s not quite ready for adoption, but we can arrange a meet and greet if you’re interested in a younger horse. If Quicksie sounds like a good fit for your family, please submit the application at the top of the page.
Ivory Dream
13-year-old Bay Gelding
Ivory Dream, AKA Lincoln. This 16-hand gelding was returned to our program due to his adopter’s changed life circumstances. He’s a bigger, rugged horse who has logged miles as a trail horse but has also done ring work, a bit of jumping and competed in dressage shows that included cantering. These days, he seems to prefer being outside the arena. He’s training is almost complete, so if you’re interested in a bigger horse, please submit the application at the top of the page and make an appointment to meet him.
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