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Beauty
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Beauty is a gentle and curious soul, always patient and kind with her riders. She has a slow, swaying gait that helps her riders feel safe and comfortable but also keeps them adjusting in the saddle to stay balanced. Beauty has earned the trust to carry some of our most fragile riders, fulfilling a truly beautiful purpose.

Beauty was born in 2001 and is a rescued Black Quarter Horse Mare.
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Blue
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Blue is the heart throb of the barn with a quite attitude, kind eye, sturdy build and friendly face.  With his broad back, he is our "go to" for riders that need a little extra help with their balance. 

Blue was born in 2005 and is a Black and White Tobiano American Paint Gelding.
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Boomer
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​Boomer has a beautiful kindness about himself that has quickly made him a favorite.  Many of our riders find peace and  acceptance in his kind eyes.  He also has the slowest and sweetest lope for our riders who are ready for the challenge. 

​Boomer was born in 2008 and is a Sorrel American Quarter Horse Gelding.
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Buddy

​Rescued just in the nick of time, Buddy has experienced hard times in his life. He works in the ground skills classes and is especially gifted at empathizing with those who are feeling anxious or afraid by reassuring them with a gentle nuzzle.

​Buddy is a 30 year-old grey, American Quarter Horse gelding.
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Dutchess

​Dutchess is making her presence known in a big way with our smallest riders. Her small size
and unwavering patience with busy little ones has made her a class favorite.

​She was born in 2008 and is a Chocolate Palomino Pony Mare.
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Pennie Annie

Penny Annie joined the healing team in the fall of 2022. Her gentleness and sweetness has captured​ our hearts. She has such a kindness about her along with a sturdy build and slow walk that is helping our riders grow their confidence while riding unclipped.

​Pennie Annie was born in 1999 and is a Palomino American Quarter Horse Mare.
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Peanut

​Peanut is a master at helping new riders feel comfortable around horses.  He is the ultimate Savannah Station ambassador making everyone feel welcome. 

Peanut was born in 2011 and is an Appaloosa Mini Gelding.
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Pollo

​Pollo is all boy and pretty much the Dennis the Menace around the barn.  He is sweet and funny and is a great match for quiet and shy riders. He is also gaited providing a smooth walk for some of our more delicate riders.

Pollo was born in 2005 and is a Sorrel and White Tobiano American Paint Gelding.
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Popcorn

​Popcorn was born in 2004 and came to Savannah Station as a well trained show horse in 2023 with many awards to his credit. We are slowing learning all of his many talents. He is settling in nicely to a different, but important type of work.

​Popcorn is a Palomino American Quarter Horse Gelding.   
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Shine

Shine is a sparkly little girl  who keeps her herd mates in line. She came to Savannah Station in 2023, then had to overcome some health challenges before settling in to classes. She is becoming a student favorite and is just the right size to help our riders gain confidence and skill.

​Shine was born in 2003 and is a Sorrel Quarter Horse Mare. 
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Slie

​The grandma of the herd, Slie has always been about business and taken the best of care of her humans.  She works in the ground skills classes steadily and faithfully nurturing her charges to greater independence.

Slie is a 36 year-old buckskin, American Quarter Horse mare.
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Van Gough

Van Gough joined the healing team in January of 2023. He is a well-trained, tall, former jumper who is making his presence known with his quiet, gentle spirit and well balanced trot.  We know he will help our riders grow in confidence and skill on their way to riding independently.

​Van Gough was born in 2002 and is a Bay, Dutch Warmblood Gelding.   ​
Horses In Training

Captain

Smooch

Teddy
In Loving Memory
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Simon
1999-2021

Simon was one of Savannah Station's founding therapeutic program horses. He knew his job well and loved every minute of being with his riders. Simon was the all around "go to" for our program. The one we relied on for the beginners, first trots and unclips. He earned the name, "Sweet Simon" for having such a calm and gentle nature with those he served so honorably. He will forever be missed. 
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Bull
2007-2022

Bull was a kill pen rescue who had been with the program almost two years. He loved his job as a therapeutic program horse and was on his way to becoming one of our most trusted mounts. A tragic accident took him away too soon. He will forever be missed. 
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Rubee
​2000 - 2026

Rubee was one of a kind! We rescued her from a “kill pen” in September 2020. Rubee came to us with only one eye, but she could see deeply. She and our vision impaired riders bonded quickly and helped each other to navigate the obstacles in the arena. She was a special horse that will be remembered fondly by those she touched.