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Winter Wonderland at Sarajevo
Below freezing temperatures, iced over water troughs, snowy and slushy fields, and frozen fingers and toes. Believe it or not, we don’t stop for winter at Sarajevo Stables. Although it can get pretty cold during winter at the barn, we still give riding lessons year-around. Winter can be especially good for our students who struggleContinue reading “Winter Wonderland at Sarajevo”
Dancing Horse
Have you ever seen a horse dance? A special breed of horse, called the Paso Fino are known for their movement and special gait which looks like dancing. Paso Finos are very unique horses and difficult to ride. Watch a video of a Paso Fino ‘dancing.’ In October, we found a little Paso Fino namedContinue reading “Dancing Horse”
Summer Camp at Sarajevo Stables
Imagine being a little kid and your mom just woke you up on a Monday morning. It is your first day of horse camp. You get your boots ready and you wear your favorite horse shirt. Showing up on the first day is a little nerve wracking. You do not know any of the peopleContinue reading “Summer Camp at Sarajevo Stables”
Did You Say a Donkey and a Cow??
This is where our goal and mission starts getting a little bit confusing. We are a horse farm but recently we have some new additions that do not quite fit into that category. Meet Maisy the cow and Nacho the donkey. How exactly do these guys fit in with the horses? If we are beingContinue reading “Did You Say a Donkey and a Cow??”
Rosebud’s Rescue Story
As a non-profit called Miracle Horses Healing Hearts, we live up to our name by rescuing horses all over that have the ability to help children through whatever struggles they may be having. One of our most recent rescue is Rosebud. The owner of my barn, Bobbie, got a call in March of 2018 aboutContinue reading “Rosebud’s Rescue Story”
What is Our Barn About?
As a 12 year old girl the barn became my safe place. Even though I was forced to work hard and get dirty, I felt like I had a purpose and reason to be there. Now as an instructor, I am able to help my students through the same things. Check out our other leadersContinue reading “What is Our Barn About?”
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