Monkey

Pick to Win is a bay Quarter horse.  He stands 15.2 hands.  Born in 1973, Monkey was a very spirited and much-loved trail horse who lived in the Glenmoore (Chester County, PA) area most of his life.  Enjoying the companionship of the same owner for more than 20 years, Monkey took his owner on many unforgettable trail rides to places like the King Ranch in Unionville, Valley Forge Park and Marsh Creek State Park.  In July 2001, Monkey retired to Ryerss Farm.

Morgan

GP Time Square is a liver chestnut Morgan.  He stands 14.3 hands.  Born in 1980, Morgan served as a pleasure horse and trained in dressage.  He is quite a talker and likes receiving visitors.  After losing his buddy and being the only horse at his former home, Morgan was very excited when he retired to Ryerss Farm in September 2009.  Since his arrival, Morgan has found a new friend, Holly.

Mr. Bee

Mr. Bee is a black Quarter horse appendix.  He stands 15.2 hands.  Born in Amarillo, TX in 1978, Mr. Bee’s early career was in racing, winning five races in Oklahoma.  After racing, he remained in Oklahoma and served as a western pleasure horse.  When he was about 14 years old, Mr. Bee traveled to Pennsylvania to work at the Philadelphia Park racetrack, but that didn’t prove to be his calling.  But, in Pennsylvania he found an owner who enjoyed his companionship as an English pleasure horse until he retired to Ryerss Farm in June 2009.  Due to his sweet disposition, Mr. Bee quickly fit in at Ryerss Farm, making friends with Sugar and Skippy and is happy to greet visitors.

Olivia

Olivia is a chestnut Thoroughbred.  Born in 1983, she stands 16 hands.  Found in a swamp of mud up to her knees, Olivia was rescued by Large Animal Protection Society (LAPS).  She was one of eight horses living at a poorly ran farm.  LAPS rescued four that were in the worse condition, including Olivia.  A large dent between her eyes can lead one to imagine what Olivia must have endured.  After she was rescued, Olivia first was adopted as a trail riding horse; but that didn’t work.  Within approximately one year she was returned to LAPS.  She then found another home for approximately three years before returning to LAPS.  A third adoption only lasted a few months.  Due to soundness issues,  Olivia retired to Ryerss in August 2002.  Her friend is Wargod.