Um’lette was a harness race horse at Pocono Downs and ran as a pacer. Her owners raced her on an orthroscopic surgery, ruining her as an racehorse. She was Rescued from this abusive situation to become a proud guide to wholeness for Tranquility Farm clients.

Elmo was a school horse at a riding school And before that a barrel racer. He was hit repeatedly in the face and thus was very head shy. He is Tranquility Farm’s first Rescue and became our first school horse. Though retired as a companion horse now to All the horses, Elmo has taught many a Student to believe in themselves and face life With courage to go on.

Star was born at Tranquility Farm, colt of an injured race horse, Um’lette. He loves being In our therapeutic riding program and so enjoys his job helping children and adults.

Thomas "The Donkey Angel" came to Tranquility Farm from Days End Rescue in Lisbon, MD. The owner was sick and could not take care of him. Tranquility Farm adopted him as a companion to the school horses. Thomas gives lessons also to very small children as he can walk, trot, cantor.

Ecco Andiamo was born at Tranquility Farm, colt of U’mlette, an injured rescue from the track. He loves helping in our therapeutic riding program and the children and adults love him.

Dreamer was found in a field at a run-down farm, suffering from malnutrition and was lame. He was gelded and training began once he had regained his weight. Dreamer is a very talented, loving appaloosa and wonderful with especially autistic children and adults.

Prince Giaco, lovingly nicknamed PJ came from a distress situation where the owner no longer could give him proper feed or vetting. He is a beautiful Tennessee Walker and very well trained and most willing to go the extra mile with fearful or many of our most profoundly handicapped children and adults. He simply seems to understand that they are trying to communicate and does not take any loudness or pulling at his mane personally. Prince Giaco is a very special horse with the healing gift of patience.

Rolex was a show horse who has performed In Devon and Fairhill shows. The owner was unable to care for him anymore since Rolex has severe COPD (pulmonary lung problems, like asthma) and requires special inhalant medications administered through equine mask and monthly allergy shots as well as special hay called Dengie since he is very allergic to regular hay. All this special care is worth it since Rolex is our most talented horse and is wonderful for the more advanced students. He inspires confidence for all the students alike.

Cinnamon was an abused then abandoned Race horse, badly beaten and afraid of Touch. Here he is with one of our Equine Massage therapists, Debbie and he is no longer afraid of touch. He is still in rehab with his injuries and is a wonderful companion horse to the herd.

Miss Ima was rescued from the very floor of the slaughter house and now is an able therapeutic riding horse that our adult and children clients love dearly.