Special Equestrians owns nine horses that are trained for therapeutic riding. Our horses are the key to the success of our program. To become one of our horses is a great honor, as we choose these most special friends to perform with the highest degree of patience, love, and ability. These horses provide the vehicles for our riders to grow, learn, rehabilitate, and simply enjoy life. This page is to introduce and honor these wonderful friends of ours. Many of our horses are donated to the program.
If you are interested in donating your horse to Special Equestrians, you must read our horse donations guidelines and fill out a preliminary form. The form can be faxed (239-226-1279) or mailed (PO Box 61528, Fort Myers, FL 33906-1528) to our office. If your horse meets our criteria, we will contact you for an initial visit.
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Cracker Jack is a Paint gelding who was donated to Special Equestrians in 2006. He is solid and dependable and he has beautiful blue eyes. |
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Scarlett is a strawberry roan quarter horse donated by Tammie Jacobs in 2009. She was a Western Pleasure show horse with Tammie. Her calm, sweet nature is a great quality that we treasure. |
Candy is a kind and gentle Appalossa mare. She was a Western Pleasure Show Horse in her former career. She was donated by Sue Hall in 2008. |
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King is our little P.O.A. pony. For some of our very young riders, he is just the ticket. |
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Belle is a Quarter Horse with just the right temperament. She loves her job and she does it well. She is loved by riders and horse leaders. Belle was donated by the family of Libby O'Neal in 2009. |
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Nora is our Welsh Pony. She was a hunter pony in her former career. Nora was donated by Sheryl and Lauren O’Connell in 2006. |
Black Jack is a solid bred Paint gelding who was a Hunter in his former life. Black especially loves the Sensory Trail. He was donated by Sandy and Kiran Sharma in 2009. |
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Summer is an Appaloosa who is very patient with independent riders. She is pretty and just the right size. |
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