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Hank is a superstar! He's a 12 year old AQHA who provides Equine Therapy to our children and adults with disabilities. Affectionate, intelligent, and curious, he loves people. He enjoys his job and begs to be brought in from the pasture for lessons. Hank exemplifies the Blue Sky mission by accepting everyone with kindness and helping riders build confidence. We love our Hank!

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Felony first came to us as part of a cruelty case at just one month old. He and his Dam were both emaciated, had been attacked by dogs, and Felony was on death's door. Felony thrives among the children at our center and loves to follow them around. A few years ago, Felony got an eye infection that resulted in his having to have his eye removed to make him comfortable. Even with his disability, he is ridden by some young learners and will always be a part of the Horse Feathers family.

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Mucho is a 6 year old, Thoroughbred gelding standing at 17 hands. Donated by his very caring owners, Mucho was trained by one trainer his entire career, earning $107,799. He raced 20 times and was donated to Remember Me sound and happy. Mucho exemplifies our mission of working with trainers and owners to responsibly retire their horses. Mucho is currently being retrained for his second career and is available for adoption. Learn more here.

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Teddy is the black Shire who came to us because his owner discarded him due to an infected hoof, which in her mind made him "damaged". We welcomed him into our program where his story resonates with many of our clients who have been labeled because they are different. Teddy has a new career as a therapy horse and an example of turning disabilities into possibilities.

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Sevin was rescued from a kill pen by his owner and donated to us in 2016. He was discarded but now he belongs. Sevin has a forever home at Runnin Free Ranch and is part of our equine assisted counseling program. Sevin helps to bring hope, life and freedom to veterans and their families, at NO cost to clients.

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In January 2008, Saddle Light's barn manager, Lori, rescued the Welsh pony, Sonny D, out of a round pen where he was standing knee deep in mud when he was eight years old. Although initially fearful of human contact, as time went on, Sonny D started to trust again and was introduced to some of the smaller children who had problems sitting up and holding their heads up - and some couldn't even walk. But, when they were sitting atop Sonny D, they would laugh, giggle, and make lots of happy sounds. If Sonny D could talk, he'd say, "My walking helped the children get stronger, sit up by themselves, pull up to standing, and even start to walk. HOW COOL IS THAT!! I'm never leaving this place!!"

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Charlie is the very reason that our organization was started over 20 years ago. Forgotten by his owner, he was left to fend for himself with another equine friend and slowly starving. By the time we were called to assist in a law enforcement seizure in December 2021, Charlie was hundreds of pounds underweight, dehydrated, in need of a farrier and an equine dentist. Charlie is thriving now. At 10 years old, he still has a wonderful life ahead of him. Safe Haven was created for horses like Charlie to ensure that they will be well taken care of and have the best life they can.

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Besides being a "farm favorite", Zee-Oh-Six is our Ambassador. Zee is a 1999 gelding with over $400,000 in career winnings on the track. He won the Oklahoma Classics Stakes in 2002, 2005, and again in 2006, as well as numerous other victories. He was named the 2005 Oklahoma bred Horse of the Year. After retiring from racing, Zee-Oh Six continued to be a winner in numerous Hunter/Jumper events, demonstrating the mission of TAI with a second successful career. Now, at 23 years old, Zee Oh represents what all of our retired racehorses are capable of accomplishing.

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