Harmony's Horses

 

We have a wonderful group of kind, patient school horses for our students

Abby

This tiny mare is the perfect beginner’s pony! Abby has been a member of the Harmony family for years and has started countless riders on their first steps to riding. Now this sweet pony specializes in walk/trot lessons and summer camp.

Apollo

Apollo is a gorgeous 17.1 Oldenburg paint gelding with a personality to match his size. He has turned into a very competitive eventer having qualified and competed at both regional and national championships several times, including the American Eventing Championships in 2016 and 2017. placing both times!  Apollo can also be seen in lessons with more advanced students helping them fine tune their dressage and jumping or in the line up at an IEA Show. He is always a crowd pleaser.

Cam

Cam did his time as a well-established show horse and is now teaching our less experienced riders how to take their first steps into the show and schooling rings. He is a fantastic teacher with a puppy dog personality. Steady and friendly, this big guy is a true favorite.

Commadore

Commadore is an American Warmblood and is Kathryn Cecere’s personal horse that she allows some riders to school and show on. Those who work with Commadore will appreciate his beautiful, elastic stride and his expert knowledge in the dressage ring. He is a truly special horse that is sure to win blue ribbons wherever he goes!

Cricket

Years ago, Cricket spent much of his time in the competition ring. Now that he is older and retired from the show ring, he is teaching young riders the basics. Don’t think that his older age limits his ability – Cricket can still out-jump many of the horses in the barn!

Imp

Impromptu was competing as an intermediate level eventer with Kimmy Cecere, and he is now bringing along our talented riders on their journey into the eventing ring. This jaw-dropping gelding will wow you with his movement on the flat and his scope and power over fences. He takes his job seriously and it shows in his success!

Lionheart

While new to our programs, Lion is quickly establishing himself as a talented hunter prospect. Watch out for him in the show ring in the coming seasons – we are certain he will be sweeping up ribbons!

Moose

This big, friendly fellow is owed by our barn manager, Don Pollard. Moose has been in our program for years and is an expert at refining student’s canter transitions and teaching riders to be soft and sturdy in their aides. His movement is the smoothest in the barn! We are very thankful than Don allows us to use Moose in our lesson and camp programs.

Roo

Roo comes from an established jumper background and is quickly learning to teach newer riders how to move up to new levels. He is quick-footed but sensitive and a good listener. Roo is fun to ride and we are excited to see him show next summer!

Samson

Samson is a wonderful 15.2 Hanoverian Gelding. He was born and raised at Harmony Horse Stables and is a favorite in the barn for our more advanced riders. Samson is wonderful to ride at home and off property. He gets great dressage scores, often scoring in the 20’s, and is a blast to jump. Whether you want to show in the hunter ring, jumper ring, or event…Samson can show you the ropes!

Snip

Snip was a fantastic eventer in her younger years, and now she teaches walk/trot riders the basics. She has an easy, steady rhythm and is a phenomenal teacher. Most of our new students will spend much of their time with Snip!

Sonny

Sonny spent several years as a serious eventer but now spends his time helping riders learn the basics of eventing.  He has taken many riders to regional and national level American Eventing Championships.  Sonny is a fantastic part of our program for students who want to school and show dressage, jumpers, or lower level eventing.