Horses

Abby lived at her previous home for many years. Due to the age of her caretaker, she needed a new home. When Abby arrived she was understandably nervous. However, she adapted quickly and is enjoying the company of the other mini horses.

Forest Moon was born at Winslow Farm. Forest is the son of Echo and Goldust. He is also the father of Raven Moon. He is usually inseparable from his mother Echo but in the mornings he prefers the company of his father, Goldust. They run around the corral playing and will groom each other. Forest has inherited his dad’s mischievous nature.

Honey, a beautiful quarter horse, needed a new home. She suffered a leg injury. After several months of quiet care, she is on the road to recovery.

Sadie, a mini horse, and her friend Shadow needed a new home. They were not being cared for well after their farm was sold to new owners. Shadow and Sadie's original caretakers took back the horses and brought them to Winslow where they are being properly cared for.

Winter was adopted from the MSPCA. She is a 12.5 hand pony with a flaxen main and tail. She enjoys spending time with Spirit and Belle. She was badly abused and not comfortable around people.

Spirit, a handsome Arabian, was labeled as a troublesome horse because he bucked all riders. To prevent him from being shipped from stable to stable and suffering possible abuse, he was brought to live at Winslow Farm. All the lady horses love Spirit. Although Spirit and Goldust fought when Spirit first arrived, they are now great play mates.

Echo is a miniature horse, who along with Goldust, lived under the deck of a house. Because their owners failed to provide them with adequate shelter, they were removed and came to live at Winslow Farms. Echo and Goldust have a son named Forest Moon who was born at Winslow Farm. The family now happily live together.

Cloud Dancing was a surprise when Debra White, owner of Winslow Farm, came out one day and found this baby in the barn on June 11, 1999. Cloud is actually a mule and not a horse. Cloud’s mother is Stormy the horse and her father is Stardust the donkey. She is currently being trained for riding and has so far been a great success.

Belle is a Hafflinger horse. The first four years of her life she worked as a plow horse in the Pennsylvania farm country. She was worked hard and because she was so young she developed tendon issues in her fetlocks and was sent to a slaughter house. Belle was then saved by a 14 year old, young man who eventually out grew her. Belle has had nine homes in her 14 years of life. She is a very sweet horse and a beautiful addition to the herd.