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

12/07/2025

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

14/06/2025

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

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

28/05/2025

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.

26/05/2025

Remembering those we owe a debt we can never repay🇺🇸 we are beyond thankful for their sacrifice❤️

24/05/2025

One of the best things about spending the night in the camper is getting to watch the geldings run out to the pasture first thing in the morning. These boys don’t gallop too much anymore but an easy canter will still get them where they want to go!

12/05/2025

Cenzus and Cartier. It is good to have a friend willing to share in a mutual backscratch😊

08/05/2025

Daisy’s Final Sunset

It was a somber day recently when we laid Daisy to rest with her loving owner at her side. Daisy was not a long time resident, she had just joined our farm family last August with her share of health issues . Her previous residence in TN could no longer provide proper care for her and her horse mom was diligent in searching for a place that could meet her needs. Her condition was not ideal upon her arrival, but you could tell her spirit was still vibrant.

We managed to slowly bring her weight and hair coat back to health and she enjoyed gaining some new horse friends which made her happy as well. Unfortunately, she had extensive arthritis and joint issues which meant her body didn’t keep up with the vigor of her spirit. She spent her last days with her friends in green pastures and left us on a good day.

Thank you to Kristi for sharing more of her story as follows: “Daisy was an American Quarter Horse. She was bred to perform as a pleasure horse but that is not what she wanted to be. Her hardworking mentality made her ideally suited to be an all around horse. Over the years she became proficient in 8 events. We traveled all over the USA showing at AQHA events, sometimes being on the road for weeks at a time.

As a teenager Daisy was ready to return home to our farm in California. There she had 4 foals. All her foals possessed her kind and gentle nature. One of her kids became a World Champion in trail. In addition to her breeding responsibilities, she taught the next generation of our family the fine art of horsemanship.

At the conclusion of her breeding career she moved away from home bound for Horses For Hope, a handicapped riding program in Kansas. There she formed lasting relationships with the clients and therapists. She frequently went on short rides with the staff as a way to combat the pressures of their work. While at HFH Daisy took a fall while in her stall. It was determined that it was her time to retire. I headed out the next day to bring her home. She spent several of her final years in Tennessee after our family’s move there before her final retirement at Weber's.”
Rest in peace sweet Daisy 🌼

15/04/2025

Sometimes you just have to kick up your heels! Sage and Quad made several laps around the pasture before I managed to get a clip recorded. We are all thankful for the drier weather!

10/04/2025

It has been nice to see the sunshine the last couple of days! Left to right- FeFe, Kinsey, and Sophie. I hope we don’t get much rain out today’s forecast. It is a soggy spring for sure!

07/04/2025

Farm update. We have had approximately a foot of rain in the last three days. Very heavy downpours many times. We are all fine here on the farm as we are at a good elevation and our property drains off well.

That is not the case in many, many areas affected by this historic flooding. So many roads, even major interstates are closed in our county and across several states. The rivers haven’t crested yet, so we all sit tight and pray for those who are in difficult, even life threatening situations.

The horse pictured is Zeizo, he is from Massachusetts and has probably wondered why he has heard nothing but thunderstorms the last several days. We will all be glad to see the sun 🌞

03/04/2025

The main storm risk has passed. Several days of rain expected with flooding risk still ahead of us. We are all fine. Thanks for the prayers everyone!

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