Meet the Horses
At Cimarron, horses are not here to perform or produce — they're here to live, safely, socially, and with dignity, for the rest of their lives. Every horse below has a name, a story, and a place in the herd. Get to know them, and consider joining one of their Circles of Care.
Big Jett (Herd Leader)
Approx 17 Years Old · Quarter Horse Gelding.
Part of Cimarron from its earliest days, Jett leads his group with steadiness, awareness, and a quiet presence the other horses trust.
Farrah (Herd Matriarch)
Approx 12 Years Old · Quarter Horse Mare
Calm, intelligent, and gently firm, Farrah is the heart of her herd — welcoming others with a steady presence that makes them feel they belong.
Grace
Approx 28 Years Old · Senior Thoroughbred Mare
Grace is a horse whose kindness seems to radiate from her. Warm, gentle, and inviting, she has the kind of presence that quietly makes others feel welcome and safe.
Desmond
12 Years Old · Friesian Draft Gelding
Gentle, kind, and deeply peaceful, Desmond is a quiet giant whose presence feels comforting. He seems at ease in his body and genuinely enjoys the simple connection of being brushed and cared for.
Rallo
29 Years Old · Senior Paint Stallion
Gentle, watchful, and still careful with his trust, Rallo is learning that safety can be steady, quiet, and asked of him without pressure.
Chili 27 Years Old · Senior Thoroughbred Gelding
Handsome, adaptable, and deeply loved, Chili surprised us with how quickly he settled into sanctuary life — bringing the confidence of a horse who has known care, routine, and relationship for most of his life.
Daisy
11 Years Old · Molly Mule
Born into our care and raised beside her momma, Razzy, Daisy is spirited, courageous, protective, and wonderfully determined — very much a mule with a mind of her own.
Angel
Approx 12 Years Old · Quarter Horse Mare
Petite, intelligent, and deeply sensitive, Angel has a remarkable way of reflecting the emotions around her — offering comfort when it’s needed and honesty when it matters.
Breezy
33 Years Old · Senior Quarter Horse Gelding
Calm, gentle, and wise, Breezy has the quiet presence of an old sage. He carries his emotions in his eyes and seems to meet the world with patience, softness, and understanding.
Jack
Approx 26 Years Old · Senior Paint Gelding
Gentle, soft, and easy to be around, Jack has a calming presence that helps his helps his herd feel safe. Even as his eyesight has faded, he continues to meet the world with quiet calm.
Honey
Approx 30 Years Old · Senior Quarter Horse Mare
Spirited, joyful, and wonderfully determined, Honey carries the confidence of a long life deeply loved — and now shares her sanctuary years beside her longtime companion, Cactus.
Tonto
Approx 14 Years Old · Paint Gelding
Athletic, intuitive, and second in his herd behind Jett, Tonto has learned over time that consistency and kindness can make room for trust.
Duke
Approx 12 Years Old · Quarter Horse Gelding
If there were a teenage boy in the herd who was simply delighted by life, it would be Duke. Playful, affectionate, and endlessly curious, he has a special spirit that seems to say life is meant to be enjoyed.
Pete
Approx 31 Years Old · Senior Quarter Horse Gelding
Gentle, clever, and quietly resilient, Pete is a problem solver with an old soul — always finding his way through with patience, a soft spirit, and that unmistakable Petey grin.
Fancy
25 Years Old · Senior Quarter Horse Mare
Intelligent, kind, and learning to trust again, Fancy has made quiet progress — from avoiding the halter to now approaching willingly and lowering her head with growing confidence.
Cactus
Approx 31 Years Old · Senior Quarter Horse Gelding
Steady, soulful, and quietly kind, Cactus carries a calm strength that never needs to announce itself — made even more meaningful by the lifelong bond he shares with Honey.
Circle of Care
Every horse here has a different story, a different way of being, and different needs as they move through life.
Circle of Care is simply a way for people to share in that care.
The cost of keeping one horse healthy, safe, and home for life averages about $500 each month. That includes hay, supplements, hoof care, veterinary needs, and the everyday things that make a secure life possible.
No one person has to carry that alone.
A Circle is made up of people who each give what feels possible to them. One person may give $25 a month, another $50, another more. Together, those gifts become something steady — the quiet assurance that a horse will have what they need when they need it.
At Cimarron, the horses are not waiting to move on.
Once they arrive here, this is home.
There is something simple in that promise. We care for the horse in front of us, as they are, for as long as they are here. And over time, the people who choose to stand with them become part of that story too.
If one of the horses you met on this page stayed with you, you can join their Circle of Care using the button beneath their story.
Sometimes care begins simply by noticing one another.
