Webers Retired Horses LLC

Webers Retired Horses LLC Our desire is to create a place where dedicated horse owners can retire their cherished friends. We

We got to spend Saturday afternoon with Trish. It has been a year now since her sweet Avalon experienced his final sunse...
09/01/2025

We got to spend Saturday afternoon with Trish. It has been a year now since her sweet Avalon experienced his final sunset. We wandered around the farm and picked a beautiful bouquet of wild flowers to lay at his gravesite. It was the best time reminiscing over all the great memories Trish had with him over his lifetime. Rob and I love all the amazing people we get to know all because of a horse❤️.

The day started early with a 4:00 am phone call that the transport company was soon to arrive. Welcome Cora from Florida...
08/30/2025

The day started early with a 4:00 am phone call that the transport company was soon to arrive. Welcome Cora from Florida! She walked in all calm and relaxed and is happily munching her hay.

Early morning photos of the boys in the gelding pasture. Life is good!  We hope everyone has a wonderful and safe Labor ...
08/29/2025

Early morning photos of the boys in the gelding pasture.
Life is good! We hope everyone has a wonderful and safe Labor Day weekend!

08/23/2025

SOUND UP from the very beginning! We often get to enjoy a song as our neighbors pass by in the mornings while we are having coffee. This morning it was one of my favorite hymns and the voice is beautiful!

I’ll Fly Away

I'll fly away, oh glory, I'll fly away
When I die, hallelujah by and by, I'll fly away

Some bright morning when this life is over, I'll fly away
To a land on God's celestial shore, I'll fly away

When the shadows of this life have gone, I'll fly away
Like a bird from these prison walls I'll fly, I'll fly away
I'll fly away, oh glory, I'll fly away
When I die, hallelujah by and by, I'll fly away

Oh how glad and happy when we meet, I'll fly away
No more cold iron shackles on my feet, I'll fly away

I'll fly away, oh glory, I'll fly away
When I die, hallelujah by and by, I'll fly away

Just a few more weary days and then, I'll fly away
To a land where joy will never end, I'll fly away

I'll fly away, oh glory, I'll fly away
When I die, hallellujah by and by, I'll fly away

08/02/2025

When we spend the night camping by the pond, we get to wake up to these beautiful boys in the pasture. Vegas, Ziezo, Frano, Buckwheat and Jac. It is sure nice to have some cooler weather!!!

We had the privilege of hosting two veterinary students from the Royal School of Veterinary Medicine in Scotland recentl...
07/30/2025

We had the privilege of hosting two veterinary students from the Royal School of Veterinary Medicine in Scotland recently.
There were here for two weeks fulfilling their husbandry requirement for horses.
They were both a pleasure to have around and were extremely hard working with wonderful attitudes! It is wonderful they are investing in a professional area where there is such a shortage.

07/16/2025

It is a beautiful morning on the porch. Rob and I are incredibly blessed to have this view as we sip our coffee every morning. Sophie, FeFe and Kinsey are pictured here.

Cartier’s Final Sunset     What are the odds things would turn out like they did?  Incredible odds, a long shot for sure...
07/13/2025

Cartier’s Final Sunset

What are the odds things would turn out like they did? Incredible odds, a long shot for sure. It really makes one wonder if it all was just meant to happen....just as it did. Seemingly, Cartier always was a long shot, from his losing racing career and later being known as difficult horse who didn't get along easily with every rider. Until Elle, at the age of twelve, formed an incredible bond with an unlikely mount for such a young girl. Again, against the odds, she became one with Cartier.
Elle shared that Cartier was an ex-racehorse turned hunter/jumper from the Chicagoland area. Born on May 15, 2003, as RC Frivo Cat, grandson of Stormcat (and great grandson of Secretariat), Cartier raced at Indiana Downs. After 13 races without any wins, Cartier grew "frustrated" with his treatment on the track and ended his career by unseating his jockey. He was sent for auction and was picked up by a suburban Chicago barn (and promptly re-named after luxury jewelry) where his current owners purchased him in 2012. He competed in the Illinois hunter circuit in the 2'6" division, with his hunter career being limited by a screw in his knee from his racing days. He was state champion in 2 divisions in 2015 and had a successful career helping his owner and other riders through the division, teaching them along the way- often in a difficult manner!
He was retired in 2019, one year after Elle went to college, to not put any more strain on his body from his racing -related injuries (the screw in his knee and kissing spine). Both in his show days and retirement, Cartier was known for his larger-than-life personality and persona. He loved treats- his favorite being marshmallow peeps. He also loved scratches, people-watching from his stall, and lots of attention.
Getting back to how this story ends, in early May we contacted Michelle, Elle's mom (and contact for Cartier while Elle was in vet school in Scotland). We discussed that Cartier's growing problems with his melanomas were causing some difficulty passing manure and occasional discomfort for him. Knowing Elle was scheduled to come and spend three weeks in mid-June, we both hoped and prayed he would hold on just a little bit longer.
Remarkably his symptoms seemed to subside, and Elle was able to spend two and a half weeks with him, both enjoying every moment together. He showed no signs of struggling while she was here. The vet was out the second week to discuss his condition and what we could possibly do to treat him further, or differently, than we currently were. We all knew we didn't have a crystal ball to really see what was going on with his tumors, but Cartier was otherwise healthy, and his attitude was bright as ever. None of us thought he would succumb to his illness less than a week later with Elle at his side. Again, Cartier was the long shot on the odds of Elle being present for his unexpected goodbye. (We have never had an owner present unless it was a planned "no quality of life" decision.)
It was very surreal, the two just had such a wonderful time during their visit. Elle would be traveling back across an ocean with little chance of returning on short notice if needed. I think it was a remarkable gift, that the two of them could spend these last weeks together and Cartier would depart this world in the loving arms of a brave young woman who was willing to go the distance for him. The last couple of days have been ones of remembrance and many Cartier stories between us all on the farm. He will definitely leave a void in our farm family.
See Cartier’s Final Sunset Memorial and others at the link. https://webersretiredhorses.com/the-final-sunset--memorials.html #:~:text=RC%20Frivo%20Cat%C2%A0%20%22Cartier%22%C2%A0%20May%2015%2C%202003%20%2D%20July%209%2C%202025

07/12/2025

We recently welcomed two new mares from Texas. Welcome Promise, a Welsh pony, and Rosie, a Quarter Horse. Life is good for them!

We are so appreciative of Cathy and Mike and their kind words!  We HAVE known them for many, many years!I’m guessing nea...
06/14/2025

We are so appreciative of Cathy and Mike and their kind words! We HAVE known them for many, many years!
I’m guessing nearing the quarter century mark😂. Great clients and friends through those many years❤️
This photo is my favorite of Andy here on the farm. Clink the link below to see what they, and others, have to say about their experience in retiring a horse with us.

https://webersretiredhorses.com/why-choose-webers-testimonials.html #:~:text=Testimonial

Have you visited our website lately? Have you visited our website at all?  I will have to be honest and say I absolutely...
06/06/2025

Have you visited our website lately? Have you visited our website at all? I will have to be honest and say I absolutely forget how much information is on there. There are so many heartwarming stories about all the past retirees I can lose track of time as I get pulled into the memories of them all.

We also have a "Featured Farm Family Member" spotlight.
Today we would like to share Quad's story as shared with us by his owner. Check it out! https://webersretiredhorses.com/index.html #:~:text=QUADRIGUS

05/28/2025

Quad and Sage are enjoying a sunny day recently. We hope we get to see a little more sun soon. The clouds and wet weather are getting a bit much. We really need some good hay making weather!!!
The farmers are so behind this spring.

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Princeton, KY
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