Danu
Calmness is mastery. Self-control is strength. Honesty is gospel.
Danu is about 16 and is, frankly, unflappable.
She helps us get to the place where other people and things do not affect our energy, mood or actions in any way, whatsoever. She also supports us when we need help speaking truth.
She’s a soothing balm for the nervous system, extremely grounding and certain. But she will not deal with anyone who holds parts of themselves back. It took me a long time to recognize this gift in her. She just walks away unless the person beside her is completely truthful about how they feel, what they want and need.
Not everyone is ready for that experience. That’s what makes her special.
Chiron
Chiron is a 12 year old Appendix retired from showing due to a mild injury.
He is a character and a half. Most days, he’s harassing the mares, stealing hats off guests and bringing sticks to me to play fetch. Yes, seriously. He loves games and is full of a tremendous playfulness and joy.
He is also sensitive and calm, adaptable and eager to please. He often appears when clients need to remember how to have fun and throw off the shackles of everyday life.
Delphi
Delphi (the Oracle) is a 24 year old thoroughbred mare. She’s been with us since December 2022, when she arrived from our friends at the NH SPCA.
Her medicine is to show us how to find new purpose, create a new path, and forge ahead into the unknown. She often appears in the paddock with clients who believe they have outgrown their purpose. She reminds us there is always more to learn and more lives to powerfully impact.
And she is ALWAYS the dirtiest horse in the land.
Memories
Ace
Ace crossed Rainbow Bridge Nov. 12, 2021, after 7 years with us. He was over 34 years old, which is really, really old for a quarter horse, yet remained lead until the end.
His medicine is to show us how to lead, take up space and get our needs met. He is also especially effective at showing people how to preserve energy, not waste time or emotional bandwidth on insignificant events or circumstances, and only tend to what the leader needs to tend to in order to keep the herd alive.
Even though he has passed over, his energy is still with us and his lessons are present in other herd members, especially in his best friend, Joseph.
Joseph
Joe was the first horse I ever got, a incredibly sweet and loving boy who craved connection. He passed away May 15, 2025. We were so lucky to have him for more than 11 years. He was 31.
His role in the herd was always as support lead to Ace and partner to me when I need bolstering in confidence or taking up space. He was a gentle soul with deep intuitive gifts.
When Ace passed, Joe took over as lead gelding. He brought strong “backup” medicine to me and displayed what true leadership looks like from a calm, certain place. He is incredibly missed.
Storm
Storm passed Oct. 28, 2022, after a long battle with DSLD, a genetic disease that is crippling and painful. There was no reason for her to suffer through another winter.
She was my unicorn — the horse I could literally ride bare back through the fields. Nothing phased her, ever. As a lower horse in the herd rank, she helped us see we don’t have to take things personally.
She was an incredibly affectionate, calm and loving. A large part of her medicine was reminding us that softness is strength and she displayed it daily in her interactions with the herd.
Sponsor the Herd
Level One
Choose your contribution amount. (Starts at just $25)
Level One gives you an opportunity to give what you are guided to contribute to our herd.
It comes with a personalized message from our herd delivered to your inbox.
Level Two
One Month of Horse Care $250.00
Level Two gives you an opportunity to contribute to the care and feeding of one of our horses.
You can choose which horse you would like to sponsor, or make it a general sponsorship for the herd.
In exchange, you receive a personalized spell jar (hand-crafted in a ritual setting, with a piece of horse hair from a herd member of your choice), plus a personalized message from the herd, and a photo of the horse you chose to sponsor. Local Level 2 sponsors are welcome to come and visit the horse you sponsored in person.