A stout red roan American Quarter Horse lovingly donated by Miss Quincy Clagg, daughter of volunteer & Board member Courtney Clagg. Roanie is solidly dependable, gentle and trustworthy.
Rescued from the slaughter by Solitude Morgan Horse Rescue, he’s a sweet and gentle small Morgan horse with a big personality. Micha loves to entertain and cuddle with everyone. He is the farm goofball and we love him for it.
A Kentucky Mountain Saddlehorse, she is our only ‘gaited’ horse. She was rescued by the Kentucky Humane Society Equine Division. She was found running with a herd of feral horses which were trapped and starving due to flooding in Western Kentucky. She had a baby but lost it during this difficult time. She was weak and had multiple infections when rescued. With many hours of love and care, Bella is now healthy and doing great at Victory Farm!
Strawberry is a miniature MULE. She was owned, raised, trained and loved by the late Mr. Harvey Beaty (known as the THE MULE MAN around Gaston County). She joined our Victory Farm family in August of 2016. She drives and carries small riders. She is kind and gentle, perfect for small children who may be intimidated by large horses.
She's the foundation of our therapeutic driving program!
Shadow is an American Quarter Horse who was lovingly donated by the Robert & Susan Moore family. He is just a big, cuddly teddybear! He is very patient, kind and willing to do any job. Shadow is a liver chestnut horse with a star on his forehead and 4 white legs.
Miss Kate joined Victory in August of 2018. She is our main adult and multi-passenger driving horse and allows us to offer carriage driving to many more people. She is a large Belgian mare with the sweetest demeanor and we are so lucky to have her.
The below horses are an important of Victory Farm's story. Their gentle souls once graced our pastures and contributed to so much life change for our riders. Their presence is missed at Victory Farm, but their impact lives on forever.
Junior was a tall chestnut American Saddlebred with ‘snowflakes’ over his body. He was lovingly donated by volunteer Elyse Moore when she left for college. His impact our on riders and volunteers will never leave us.
Our Buddy was sweet, kind, gentle and gorgeous! Buddy was a 14 yr old American Saddlebred / Clydesdale cross who came to us through Saddlebred Rescue from a generous and loving owner, Melissa Gaynor.
Manly was an American Saddlebred who came to Victory Farm through rescue from slaughter. Manly was an Amish buggy horse saved by Team American Saddlebred. He sweet soul is terribly missed at Victory Farm.