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Cheyenne

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Cheyenne was part of a large herd of Saddlebreds that were seized by Cabarrus county law enforcement in 1999.  It was one of the worst cases ever seen by the county.  Scores of horses died under deplorable conditions and their owner was convicted of abuse. 
 
Cheyenne and her pasture mate, Sophie, went to a home in the mountains where they lived for many years and under went rehabilitation and received the most basic of training.  Unfortunately, their new family was not able to keep both horses and they eventually arrived at the HPS sanctuary. 
 
Sophie quickly found a new home but Cheyenne has not been so lucky.

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Cheyenne has been started under saddle by trainer Tamara Eichorn of the Happy Day Ranch in Gold Hill and has been trail riding.  She is 5-gaited and seems to float over the fields as she moves.  She will require a very good rider with nice gentle hands.
 
She has an easy going nature and integrates very smoothly into different pastures with new horses.  We have moved her several times and never had problems with her stressing to get back to her old friends.  She is always a perfect lady for the farrier.  Cheyenne has never had any health issues and is ready for a loving home.

Horse Protection Society of NC, Inc.
2135 Miller Rd,  China Grove,  NC  28023
(704) 855-2978  email: hps@horseprotection.org
501(c)3 nonprofit