Departed Friends

We love this!  A wonderful mosaic artist Karen Rycheck applied for a grant for a community art project.   The mural was designed from pictures of our horses!   Karen got the grant, and is now in the process of raising additional funds and designing the individual tiles. We can actually identify each horse in this beautiful work.   We sometimes think of our horses as art in motion. It is great to see art, horses and community come together.  Thank you…

How even tourists from France see our sign as a solution to an animal’s distress.

Every centipede knows that it’s a matter of foot power and that forty feet are always better than twenty. That’s why becoming One in a Thousand, an Equamore Friend will provide the foot power to achieve all our milestones. Read how you can help.

Casper, once labeled “afraid of his own shadow,” has blossomed into a sweet and loving horse. Each day everything at Equamore gets a little less scary (including the vicious leaf blower and even the potentially horse-eating fly system), allowing Casper’s true nature to begin to shine through. He is an incredibly affectionate horse who is learning to truly adore human attention. He will trot to the fence when called, just to say hi, and follows anyone around in the pasture,…