719-634-4173
Meet Our Horses
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Do you know the cost to care for one horse for a month? (estimated):
- Hay $180.00
- Grain $50.00
- Shoeing and Trim $65.00
- Cleaning and Feeding Labor $88.00
- Shots and Worming $17.00
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Biscuit |
Biscuit is a retired riding lesson horse from a ranch in Wyoming. |
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Two Socks |
Two Socks was a children's lesson horse. He is always ready to work supporting our riders' needs. |
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Broadway
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Broadway was a ranch horse and then became a little girl's first horse. They enjoyed working cattle, poles and barrel racing together. Broadway's calm personality makes him a great teacher for our independent and therapeutic riders. |
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Twin
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Twin was a ranch horse and has made several Pikes Peak Range Rides. |
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Chip
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Chip was a ranch horse who loved roping and gathering cattle. |
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Claire
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Claire is a Haflinger mare. She was raised in an Amish community; she is gentle and a hard-worker. Her back is strong and sturdy and she has a smooth gait which makes her an excellent horse for Hippotherapy riders. |
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Dream |
Dream is a registered Quarter Horse and is a retired cutting horse. Dream has performed in NCHA events (National Cutting Horse Association) where he was successful and loved! After his retirement, he became part of the CSTRC family. He is loving his new job and is great with the kids and volunteers. He was donated by Mona and Gerald Dillon |
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Ed
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Ed is a Welsh Cob. He was a family horse and was used for competitive trail rides and trail course. |
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Espuela
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Espuela is the youngest member of our team. He was born and raised at Mark Reyner Stables by his mother, Bonita. He was breed to be a cutting horse, but did not care for the competitiveness of the sport. He enjoys his new job as a therapeutic horse. |
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Melvin
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Melvin is a retired family horse and came from the Penrose area. He enjoyed trail riding and local horse shows. |
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Pokey
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Pokey is a retired barrel horse. She now helps or riders learn basics of barrel racing and western pleasure. |
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Tootsie
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Tootsie was a gentleman's horse that he outgrew. She was great at basic trail riding. Tootsie's eagerness to work makes her a great horse for our independent therapeutic riders. |
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Walter
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Walter is a Spotted Saddle Horse; born in Tennessee. He enjoyed trail riding. |
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Bonita
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Bonita was raised in La Junta. CSTRC purchased her when she was 5. She has had 3 wonderful babies; all born at Mark Reyner Stables. Bonita loved gymkhana events. In her new job, she enjoys helping children learn western riding. |
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Ladybug
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Ladybug spent the first part of her life out in pasture as a brood mare. She has adapted to her new life and enjoys helping with Hippotherapy lesson |
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Betty
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Betty is a good all-around mule. She was donated by Randy Gibbs. |
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Millie
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Millie enjoyed trail rides, roping, parades and went on the Pikes Peak Range Ride. She was donated by John and Linda Skalla. |
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Sparks
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Sparks was a trail horse in Eagle and Steamboat, Colorado. |
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Hollywood
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Hollywood was a trail horse in Eagle and Steamboat, Colorado. He also enjoyed gymkhana events. |
Location
We are located in the heart of Colorado Springs, nestled in beautiful Palmer Park at Mark Reyner Stables.
We offer a large outdoor arena, a heated indoor arena, multiple riding trails, full boarding, riding lessons, and field trips.
3254 Paseo Road
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
719-634-4173
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