We have the need to add a page to try and help place horses in our area and across the state that are needing homes. Below are the horses we have been contacted about that are not here at the rescue, but need to find loving homes. Please be aware that Mountain View Rescue does not have these horses in rehabilitation, nor do we endorse any statements made regarding these horses. We are offering the service of posting these horses on our website so that they may find good homes. Any communication regarding these horses will have to be made between the current owner and the inquirer. Please email us for contact information if it is not listed.
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If you are an owner trying to place a horse for free, please list them on the following websites as well.
http://horsesneedhomes.webs.com/
http://www.thehorse.com/Horses/Available.asp
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These are all thoroughbred geldings ranging from 7 to 9 years old and they have no problems, they are perfectly sound. They are all bay and they are very sweet and loving horses and have been always cared well for. They just need to be with someone to give them a chance at a new discipline. They are retired from the track, lightly raced and never injured. I am retired and not training anymore and want them to go to a good and loving home. Thank you for your help. Barbara Safhorse1@aol.com
Small N Mighty Miguel Croatian Sensation
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These four geldings (3 are former racehorses) – all very gentle.
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Makinanhonestbuck – 19 year old bay; won approximately $400,000 racing in CA. Rideable.
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Native Blast – 19 year old chestnut; raced in CA; partially blind, but OK with it.
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Hilalayan High – 15 year old bay
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“Phil” – (Caude’s Gold o/o Super Concord) 20 year old bay; rideable; used as a pony horse to break two year olds for racing.
Please contact Joanne Nor at 619-249-7366. Or email to MJMarten@hotmail.com. Need immediate placement.
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Twiggy
Twiggy
is registered
Appaloosa Horse Club mare. 17yo. white with black legs and face markings.
she is blind in one eye. not broke to ride. she is kind. fussy with the farrier,
but doing better. i have taught her some manners. I don't think anyone had
handled her much before me. I've had her one year. she would make a good
companion horse or brood mare.
LMBaechtle@aol.com
thanx, lisa baechtle
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8 Year Old 18 Year Old
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Last year I adopted/rescued two SWEET
quarter horse geldings.
They are great for walk/trot riding. My
8 year old who has never ridden can handle either of them. One is
Western broke and one English. We use them for loving on, pony rides
for guests, kids riding. One is around 18 and one is around 9. No
telling as they were abandoned and we got them through a
blacksmith. The younger one seems to have a history of EPM because
his hind end is not so strong at a canter under saddle. He is best
at walk/trot. He could certainly be rehabbed for trail work if
someone had the time to do it right. The elder is just so sweet. I
have never asked him to lope under saddle because he seems reluctant
and is otherwise so willing. I ride him with a halter only and he is
perfectly responsive. My theory is that he has done his time. He is
a joy to be on and around.
We can donate tack and brushes and stuff
like that and can transport them within two hours of Lexington KY by
van.
I would love to keep them, but have a
recent terminal cancer diagnosis. I want to place them BEFORE I cant
take care of them.
Please help me out if you can. Thanks
Zoh
Midway KY.
859-621-0515
"zoh pemble" <zohpemble@yahoo.com>
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Placed through our site...
Bo
Herd of Welsh Cross Ponies
Topper
TWH Stallion
Sarge
Dunny
Copper
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To be loved by
a horse, or by any animal, should fill us with awe-
for we have not deserved it.
Marion Garretty
