Oregon Horsemanship

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Oregon Horsemanship

Created on the belief that every horse needs a home and every child needs a horse in their life.
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11/16/2024

First time trotting by herself off a lunge line.

11/15/2024

Too true and so sad to think of where our herd would be without our community it’s caring for them in many ways. Please consider sponsoring one of our heard. Every little bit helps even a $20 commitment a month can make a big difference. We are setting up our sponsorship pages so you can take the tax write off. Just text your favorite horse’s name to 707070. Example text SOLID to 707070. She desperately need some sponsors to help maintain her health.

11/13/2024

Jewel in her first youth lesson. She’s come so far. She was on sanctuary for over 1-1/2 years

11/13/2024

Our beautiful Elena who basically came out of a backyard on the east side of town.

11/13/2024

Our beautiful Fjord, Britta,who came to us early this year, Carmen,and Cajun. Watch for our sponsorship opportunities for our herd of rescue/second chance horses.

11/13/2024

Riding on the buckle

11/13/2024

11/12/2024

Wishing tree went up today!

11/10/2024

Morning time at Oregon Horsemanship!

11/09/2024

Ty getting red light therapy.

11/09/2024

Solid needs your support. Please consider sponsoring her today!

11/09/2024

Fun time with the minis Rose and Jazzy!

11/09/2024

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11/09/2024

Lucy loves egg nog!

11/09/2024

One of our amazing adults working on a better foundation on our handsome Ty

11/09/2024

Val is so cute!

Address

13262 S Leland Road
Oregon City, OR
97045

Telephone

+19712195311

Website

http://www.oregonhorsemanship.com/

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Videos

First time trotting by herself off a lunge line.

Feral farm kid in his natural environment. Apparently Ty needed some rocks.

Jewel in her first youth lesson. She’s come so far. She was on sanctuary for over 1-1/2 years

Our beautiful Elena who basically came out of a backyard on the east side of town.

Our beautiful Fjord, Britta,who came to us early this year, Carmen,and Cajun. Watch for our sponsorship opportunities for our herd of rescue/second chance horses.