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Hoofbeats in Harmony

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Meet Our horses

Shorty

Arietta

Arietta

Shorty was my very first horse.  I took him to college with me and to CO twice for some continuing education.  He knows a wide variety of tricks such as "smile", nodding "yes" and "no", and counting with his hoof.  He loves to show these special skills off to students.  He is best friends with Elvis and the two are almost always together.  

Arietta

Arietta

Arietta

Arietta is extremely sensitive and opinionated, and her work ethic is second to none.  She excels at liberty and obstacle work and has also competed in dressage and jumping.   Because she has traveled so much, she is an excellent candidate for teaching students how to load a horse in a horse trailer.

Melody

Arietta

Melody

Melody has been a part of Hoofbeats in Harmony’s Horsemanship Academy since it started.  She loves children and is extremely patient and forgiving.  In addition to being an amazing lesson horse, she also has a special talent for untying knots, buckles, and other fastenings. 

Elvis

Arietta

Melody

Elvis is just a little guy at 28in tall.  He is very confident and curious, and he is always getting himself into trouble.  He can untie shoelaces and regularly takes off the other horses' blankets or fly gear.   Elvis loves Liberty work and is a favorite among students for this activity.  

Banjo

Banjo

Banjo

Banjo joined Hoofbeats in Harmony in early 2021.  He is very quirky, and his facial expressions keep us laughing.  He has a very good attitude and is up for trying just about anything.  His big, bouncy trot is perfect for teaching children how to post.  If you ask my students who their favorite horse is, the vast majority of them will answer “Mr. Banjo!” 

Tango

Banjo

Banjo

Tango is a Paso Fino mare, which means that she is gaited. Gaited horses have special gaits that differ from a normal horse’s trot and canter. They are typically very smooth and comfortable to ride. She currently joins us for groundwork, liberty, and the occasional riding lesson for advanced riders.  As she continues her training, she will start participating in more and more lessons.

Grace

Banjo

Grace

Grace was gifted to my program in 2023 after the tragic and sudden loss of one of our lesson horses. She is a lovely Morgan mare with a very gentle and quiet nature. Even my most timid students find their confidence being around Grace. She loves children and will regularly give them hugs and kisses if they come close enough for her to reach. 

Felix

Banjo

Grace

Felix is the newest addition to the herd.  He is a Polish Arabian/Belgian Warmblood with 3 lovely gaits and a very generous and willing personality.  He is very tall and can seem intimidating when students first meet him, but his friendly nature always wins them over!  

Horses in for long term training

Tee

Tessa

Tee

Tee loves going for trail rides and getting belly scratches.   Tee grew up on the same farm as Shorty.  She was born in August, which is uncommon as most horses are born in the spring.  

Sly

Tessa

Tee

Sly is a very sensitive mare.  She is extremely athletic and excels at western dressage.  She loves being groomed and will share her joy by turning around and using her nose to rub the back of whoever is brushing her.

Tessa

Tessa

Tessa

Tessa is a miniature horse.  Her color is called Cremello which is a very rare color in horses.  This color comes about when a chestnut horse has two copies of a creme gene.  You may notice that she has very blue eyes.  

In Memory of

Symphony

April 25th, 2005 - April 16th, 2023


Symphony was gifted to our program in early 2022.  She was an Off the Track Thoroughbred, which means that she was a racehorse when she was young.  At 17.2h she was a gentle giant.  Her height may have been intimidating, but her heart was made of gold.  Unfortunately, we lost her suddenly in 2023 to colic.  

Hoofbeats in Harmony

Oxford, NC

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