Cody

Height: 14.3hh
Age: 07/04/2003
Breed: Paint
Color: Chestnut Tobiano

Cody is our Golden boy, our all-round does-just-about-everything horse. From our tiny little kids riding for the first time to advanced riders, this boy will meet the student where they are at in their skill level. Cody clearly tries to keep each rider safe and allows for mistakes. If a small rider unknowingly asks this guy to run, he looks at the instructor and waits for a que. This sweet boy is so patient and gentle. He goes both Western and English and even Dressage and jumping.

Baloo

Height: 11.3hh
Age: 1999
Breed: Grade Pony (Grade means mutt for horses)
Color: Black 

Baloo is a retired pony sweep pony (the merry-go-rounds you see at the fair) that was ready for a career change. Baloo is the sweetest pony, loves working with the little kids, and has so much patience. He loves watching the kids when they groom him, and enjoys his job teaching little ones how to balance and steer. He is slow and quiet and the perfect little pony for fearful little ones. Baloo and Meeko are best friends, and get regular play dates where they speed around the arena together.

Iris

Height: 15hh
Age: 03/24/2006
Breed: Quarterhorse
Color: Bay

Iris is being rehabilitated…..for the second time.
Her previous owner contacted Infinite Horsemanship asking if she could donate Iris (then Penny) to our program, she was referred to us through a rescue we network with however we did not have the space at the time. She ended up at a therapeutic riding center for a few months and then we were contacted again that they had not been caring for Iris and was in poor condition. At that point we had the space and we brought her to our ranch. Iris had been starved, her teeth had not been cared for and were so sharp they were cutting the inside of her mouth. Her feet were in very poor condition and we found that she has other underlying health issues. She almost passed a couple of times but with a strict diet, supplements and a specialty farrier to care for her hooves she is now thriving. 
After Iris put on some weight we started building her muscle and as we got to know Iris it was clear that she LOVES barrel racing. She was coming along nicely until April 2023 when Iris suffered a bad crack in her hoof that was almost fatal. Iris was actually scheduled to be put down but Dessiree was not willing to give up on her so we called another specialty farrier that believed she could save her. Under her treatment we were able to get her out of pain and get her hoof on her way towards healing. It has been a tough journey, we experienced growth, then a re-crack, but we kept with it. We gave her supplements, comfrey/frankincense oil treatments and daily walks to keep some strength and movement. In March 2024, a little sooner than expected, Iris was cleared for work! 
We are now working on getting her body back to normal, being out of work for a year is hard to come back from but we are working on getting this girl healthy and happy.

Sometimes after we rehabilitate a horse or get a new horse and try introducing them into our program, they just don’t love the job. And that’s fine! We want all of our horses to enjoy what they do and love life so if they don’t love teaching lessons we find them a home where they will be happy, loved and enjoy their jobs.

Apollo

This is one of the sweetest most loving boys we’ve ever met. But we quickly realized that he needed more bodywork than we could provide, needed more time to settle in and really just seemed he would do better with one family. He gets pretty high anxiety and we believed having him with one family rather than several students would give him the security he needs. So he is now owned by one of our students and her family and he is also currently at our ranch still.

Rouge