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In Memoriam
Rocky
Rocky was a Mustang / Quarter horse gelding. He was new to therapeutic riding but had the calm, unfazed personality that made him perfect. Laura Barton adopted him from a rescue in 2014 and has enjoyed riding him on trails and teaching him dressage in the arena. He had great movement and was very responsive to riders.
1997-2021
Scarlet
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Scarlet, our beloved equine partner, passed away at nearly 30 years of age. Scarlet had been with us for 15 years and was our perfect pony. She was calm, honest, kind and a hard worker, showing up for work without complaint. She gave thousands of lessons to hundreds of little riders and enriched the lives of Partners’ volunteers with her easy-going nature.
Scarlet was always willing to do what was asked. She touched so many lives with her kind and willing heart. Scarlet was an invaluable member of the Partners team and will be greatly missed.
1993-2021
Murphy
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Murphy has been all things to Partners since its inception in 2002. He was forever kind, patient and loyal. He was faithful to his duties and for that, Partners will be forever grateful. Murphy received a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2014. As Partners continues the mission that began with Murphy 17 years ago, they will remember all that he was. Thank you, Murphy. You are loved.
1993-2019
Scooby
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He was the strong silent guy in the corner, the solid citizen, the one to be trusted. He was a student's favorite, the epitome of what a quarter horse should be.
R.I.P. 2017
Sherman
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A cowpony who rarely spooked at anything. He loved to go out on the trail.
PTH Therapy Horse of the Year 2012
Retired 2014
Sly
Retired
July 2014
Dingo
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Dingo was part quarter horse and part Arabian. He didn't like being a lead around horse, but he loved to help riders learn to canter.
Retired 2012
Jake
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Jake was one of Partners' foundation horses. Although he was a large draft horse, he carried the smallest child with care. He tried to be the best therapy horse he could be.
1981-2011
Frankie
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She touched us all.
2012-2013
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