Rescue Report: School Master

Reading Time: 2 minutes My rescue horse, Banjo, and I were both new to the sport of eventing. ?It can be challenging when both horse and rider are new to a sport. I wanted to do what was best for my horse. So I decided to learn more about eventing from a schoolmaster, a horse that’s experienced in the […]

Farewell to the Blind Mare I’ll Never Forget

Reading Time: 2 minutes This morning, I received word that a blind Appaloosa mare named Keller had passed away at Shiloh Horse Rescue in Nevada. I couldn’t help but shed a few tears, because Keller touched my heart. Here she is as I first saw her, in a pen at a livestock auction yard not too far from where […]

A Home for Every Horse Rescue Success Story: Dapple

Reading Time: 2 minutes When a rescued equine finds the right home, it?s magic. Just ask Richard Kaiser of Crystal Lake, Illinois, who adopted a pony named Dapple through A Home for Every Horse on Equine.com on March 24, 2012.

Rescue Report: Finding a Trainer

Reading Time: 3 minutes Finding a trainer can be like dating: painful and awkward until you find the right one. But I needed to find a good eventing trainer for my rescue horse, Banjo. I wanted to learn about eventing, a completely new discipline for me. I’d been attending local events to observe people competing at the lower levels. […]

Rescue Report: Opal, and a Visit from Mom

Reading Time: 3 minutes Cate Lamm, an avid horsewoman, has been a part of Colorado Horse Rescue (www.chr.org) for 10 years. There, she?s served as head of the adoption committee, has acted as general manager and now works as a rehabilitation trainer. Lamm has owned a number of h

Our Journey

Reading Time: 2 minutes Do you believe in fate? Or serendipity? I do, and I have a horse to prove it. Another saying that applies to my story is, you don’t always get what you want?.you get what you need. My last horse Luna, was from the Colorado Horse Rescue where I have spent 10 years helping to find […]