09/07/2026
This isn’t a post I really like making, but with so many folks visiting—and planning to visit—our amazing horses, there are a few things we kindly ask everyone to keep in mind.
Our Clydesdales are part of our family. Just like people, horses can have different sensitivities to foods and substances. Something that may seem harmless to one horse can make another very sick, and in some cases, it can be life-threatening.
We also ask that you please never throw anything into their pens or at the horses to get their attention. Our horses are curious, and just like children, they will chew, lick, or swallow things they shouldn’t. Something as simple as a piece of trash, food, or an unknown substance can have heartbreaking consequences.
Having our horses in public settings gives us the incredible opportunity to share these majestic animals with people all across the country, and we truly love seeing the smiles they bring. But it also comes with some challenges and risks that we can’t always control.
Our hope is that someday we can build a barn and pens on our own property where we can better regulate their surroundings and hopefully prevent some of these tragic situations from ever happening.
We want everyone to enjoy, love, and admire these beautiful Clydesdales just as much as we do. ❤️🐴
Please help us keep them safe. They aren’t just horses to us—they’re family. 🤠❤️