“King’s Knight” AKA “King” – (2003) Standardbred Gelding. King is the newest addition to our herd, having been donated to us on the 4th of July, 2025 by Rockland County Sherrif’s Department in conjunction with the Standardbred Retirement Foundation. From the moment he stepped into our herd, King’s kind heart made itself known. Curious and patient, he has an extraordinary way of connecting with everyone he meets- no matter who they are! Despite being new to therapeutic horsemanship, King has readily embraced his role with remarkable grace, as if he always knew this was where he was meant to be. Every day, he reminds us that healing goes both ways. By sponsoring King, you become part of his story—helping provide the care, comfort, and love he deserves while allowing him to continue changing lives, one gentle moment at a time.
“Boy IV” aka “Bravo” – (2007) Oldenburger Gelding. 16.1h. Boy IV spent his life giving everything in the ring as a high-level Grand Prix performance horse, excelling in the 1.4 meters (height of the jumps,) and winning the silver medal in the Olympics! Now, as he begins a well-deserved new chapter, Boy IV is trading the intensity of competition for a quieter, more meaningful purpose. Now beginning a new chapter, Boy IV is stepping into life beyond competition, where we are honored to watch him discover a different kind of purpose. With his impressive presence and gentle curiosity, we cherish the chance to witness him embrace his new role with the same heart and dedication that defined his career. He’s ready to meet you—and to be loved for all that he is, both past and present.
“All That Jazz” aka “Jasmine” aka “Jazzy” – (2002) Morgan Mare. 15h. Coming to Victory Hill as a rescue herself, Jazzy now spends her days giving back in the most beautiful way—helping others find safety, comfort, and healing. There is a calm wisdom about her that horses and humans alike are drawn to. She seems to know when someone needs reassurance, standing patiently beside them as if to say, you are safe here. Affectionately known as our farm’s caretaker, Jazzy watches over every soul who walks through our gates, whether on two legs or four. Her gentle presence offers peace, grounding, and unconditional acceptance—gifts that can change a life in a single moment.
By sponsoring Jazzy, you are helping care for a horse who has devoted her life to caring for others. Your support ensures that she can continue sharing her steady heart and healing spirit with everyone who needs her.
“Heaven’s Blue Lace” aka “Lacey” (2005) Pony Mare. 13h. Lacey’s striking blue eyes and gentle nuzzles have a way of making worries fade away the moment you meet her. She is a beloved therapy pony who brings comfort, confidence, and joy through therapeutic horsemanship. Lacey’s journey to Victory Hill began with a harrowing middle-of-the-night rescue from a severe neglect case. Despite her difficult start, she has blossomed into a trustworthy, brilliant little pony who seems to understand exactly how much kindness matters. Whether supporting participants in lessons or traveling with the Imagine That Ponies & Petting Zoo, her presence is a reminder that healing is possible and that love can transform even the hardest beginnings. By sponsoring Lacey, you help ensure this remarkable little pony can continue spreading comfort, hope, and gentle magic to everyone she meets.
“Victory’s Jewel” aka “Ruby” (2008) Miniature Horse – Ruby is a highly valued member of our therapeutic team! She was formerly a Mennonite pony whose job was to transport her family into town by pulling a cart and teaching the young children how to ride. She walks, trot, canters and jumps too! She is as sweet as she is talented! She quickly approaches visitors to check for treats in your pockets and her soft nuzzles are sure to put a smile on your face.
“Dixie Lu” (2016) Miniature Donkey – Jenny (female). Dixie Lu has lived on our farm since she was only 6 months old and is an absolute sweetheart! She is incredibly patient and kind, and her “hee-haw” can be heard for miles, as she is the first to greet visitors. She is a favorite choice among our students to practice their leading and obstacle courses.
“Piper” & “Finnegan” (2016) are our resident “therapy” goats. Their silly antics and affectionate kisses will be sure to make your troubles melt away. They also travel to events with the “Imagine That Ponies & Petting Zoo” crew. They were bottle raised on our farm since they were 2 weeks old, and are truly part of our family.
“Clover” (2017) our resident wether (castrated male) sheep is a shy and playful gentleman who enjoys greeting visitors to the farm. His “leaps” of joy are sure to make you laugh out loud. Clover grew up with Piper and Finnegan since he was 4 months old and he definitely thinks he is a goat. Shhh…don’t tell him!
In Memory Of…
“Mercury Blues” 5/8/93-5/13/23 Quarter Horse Gelding- 16h. Mercury was previously a champion show horse in both Hunter Jumpers and Western Pleasure. He was a quiet and confident leader who enjoyed teaching new riders the basics of both disciplines.
“Holey Sugar Badger” aka “Ronan” (2006 Quarter Horse Gelding). 15h. Ronan was a red roan, AQHA registered Quarter Horse gelding who was a true professional. He was as sweet as he was skilled!