DREAMCHASER
MINIATURE
HORSE
FARM
 
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About Us

All my life I dreamed of owning horses.  But the horses I dreamed about were full-sized riding horses.  When we bought our farm 14 years ago I could not wait to fence, build barns and begin a life with these magnificant animals.  So I set about finding and buying 3 horses; 2 gorgeous Arabians and a sweet little Rocky Mountain mare.  I thought I was in heaven.  Until I found myself on the ground, more than once, and not by my own choosing. I am not so young anymore and the ground was much harder, and further, than I remembered.

My husband worried about my safety since I was alone with my horses and quite a distance from any neighbors.  But he knew he could not keep me from my dream.  One day he found an answer to his dilemma.  While surveying a farm in an adjoining county he discovered some tiny little horses grazing next door.  He went to the fence for a visit and fell in love.  He came home excited and ready to introduce me to his new friends.  However, I was not easily swayed.  I wanted "real" horses, the ones I could ride.  I was not even interested in meeting horses that were little and cute.

One Sunday afternoon he tempted me to come along for a pleasant drive and lunch.  I soon found myself on country roads with no restaurants in sight and I knew something was amiss.  However, before I could protest we were pulling into a long winding driveway leading to a farm.  In the pastures were the sweetest little horses I had ever seen.  We thought nobody was home and since my curiosity was piqued we decided to "trespass."   Before we could even get close we were "caught" by the farm owners, led willingly to the barn, and the rest is history.  By the time we left that farm hours later, not only had we cuddled, groomed and even driven minis, we were hooked!

And the proud owners of three new little friends.

We invite you to discover the wonderful, satisfying and exciting world of miniature horses.  Where you have all the fun of horses without the chance for dire mishaps!