Meet the Horses
 Photo by CC Paul |
Blackjack is a quiet and sensitive Quarter Horse who is perfect for our therapeutic students learning more independent riding skills. His smooth movement makes him a pleasure for first-time riders in both programs. | |
 Photo by Dee Partridge |
Boo is a 16 hand Paint mare who has become the Sea Island Vaulters primary vaulting horse. She has beautiful movement and is a great mount for CATR Farms' more advanced Community Lesson students. Boo is very approachable and stands quietly for visits by therapeutic students. She is boarded at CATR Farms by Mary Jane Panebianco. | |
 Photo by Dee Partridge |
Buttercup is an adorable Haflinger cross mare with lots of personality. She loves interacting with veterans who participate in CATR's Horses for Heroes program. Buttercup is owned by Mrs. Ann Stanton who donates her use to both therapeutic and community lesson programs. | |
 photo by Stacy Pearsall |
Gitane, a Canadian Warmblood, is the lovely lady of the barn. She impresses her riders with her powerful stride. Gitane's vibrant energy make her an exciting member of the CATR team. CATR is grateful to the McShane family for donating her to the program. | |
 Photo by CC Paul |
Greystone is CATR's showy little Welsh Pony. He loves to go, and he would jump the moon if his rider asked. Greystone is the first choice for small riders, and he looks like a little polar bear cub with his furry winter coat! Greystone was donated to CATR by Helen Clements. | |
 photo by Stacy Pearsall |
Mitch is CATR's poster pony- he loves to pose for the camera! Mitch is a Haflinger who is famous around the barn for his long eyelashes and smiling eyes. He gives his riders lots of lateral movement and is a wonderful learn-to-canter pony. The Buckner family donates the use of Mitch to CATR. *Sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Mike Addy | |
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Mouse is an elegant Salle Francais mare. She loves to show off, but she is also patient and sweet. Mouse is an excellent mount for nervous riders because of her gentle nature. Riders love her flowing, rhythmic trot. Mouse was donated to CATR by Sharon Kofmehl. |
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 Photo by Kimberly Gleason |
Pumpkin is a lovely grey Connemara pony. She has a wonderful steady gait for therapeutic students and is also a favorite with the Community Lessons students. Pumpkin is owned by Elise and Harriett Brown and her use is donated to CATR's programs. | |
 Photo by Dee Partridge |
Raldiene is a charming Norwegian Fjord pony. Students love her dorsal stripe and her stimulating movement. Diene is a fast learner - she has become an excellent vaulting pony for both therapeutic riding and community lesson students. CATR is very thankful to Laura and Meredith Mateo for donating the use of this wonderful pony. | |
 Photo by CC Paul |
Samantha is an Appaloosa mare. She doesn't mind loud noises or a lot of movement from her riders. Sam is also calm and well-behaved at horse shows and riders love her rocking horse-like canter. |
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 Photo by Dee Partridge |
Shonaugh has quickly become a favorite pony here at CATR. She loves to canter and jump, and she is quite well behaved in hand. With her peppy energy and predictable demeanor, Shonaugh is a versatile member of the team. CATR again thanks Laura and Meredith Mateo for donating the use of Shonaugh. |
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 Photo by MJ Green |
Smoke is a super cute Icelandic pony who's energetic gait and sweet personality has won over all the little girls in our therapeutic and community lesson programs. CATR thanks Amy Harris for donating Smoke for use in both programs. | |
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Woodstock is a strong and caring Belgian/Paint cross. He is the primary mount for our adult students including our veterans. CATR thanks Bonnie Bomba for donating the use of this great horse. | |
