The Horses on this page are available for adoption as riding horses.
These horses are either in saddle training or have completed saddle training.
The Training Level Progress Report or Evaluation for each horse is posted in the listing.
Possible adopters are encouraged to review the videos and the Progress Reports/Evaluations to help you decide if this horse is a match for you.
Please note - we do not haggle over the adoption fees. The fees we set are fair and modest.
All funds derived from adoption fees go to help save another horse.
Thank you!
Corrales
Corrales is an 8 year old BLM mustang gelding. He came to FCER as a law enforcement assisted owner surrender. Corrales stands appx. 14.2 HH. He is trained to ride, and is a good, solid riding horse. He gets along well with other horses when riding. Corrales loads nicely, stands tied, and responds to leg cues. The right home for Corrales would be with an experienced rider who likes to trail ride. He is current on vaccinations, deworming, teeth floating and farrier work.
Bonner is a 12 year old gelding. When we got him he was a stallion, one of 6 removed from a hoarder. It's been a long road for Bonner, but he is now a well adjusted gelding. We've started him under saddle, and he is very willing and calm. The right home for Bonner will be someone who uses Natural Horsemanship techniques to continue Bonner's education as a saddle horse.
Adoption fee for Bonner is $400
Rookie
Rookie is a 5 year old gelding. He was running with a wild herd when captured, although he has obvious Thoroughbred conformation. He's very acceptable of people, and is a pleasure to work with. Rookie is people oriented and willing to engage in activites. He is now starting saddle training, an excellent opportunity for an adopter to watch his training so they can both "be on the same page". He leads, loads and stands for the farrier.
Adoption Fee for Rookie is $300
Miles
Miles is a 3 year old gelding. He's about 14.3 HH, with plenty of growing to do. Although he came to FCER through the New Mexico Livestock Board as a stray somebody spent a lot of time doing groundwork training with Miles. He's very fluid in round pen work, and has been started under saddle. Miles is learning fast, and ready for an experienced rider who can finish him.
ADOPTED!
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