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Evergreen Stables

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-Established in the early 2000s, 170 acres in Washington. Property Description Here-

Lessons:
Lineaged - Mares or Geldings dedicated to Nanette's lessons program. Whether you wish to have better horsemanship, gain confidence, break bad habits, refine your skills, learn to trim, or are completely new to horses. These loshies are bullet proof and are perfect for learning. They are normally handled by whoever is doing evening chores and generally stay on a routine. Getting turned out to pastures every morning and stalled every night. Occasionally Nanette even uses these loshies to host group trail rides on her property or other times for photoshoots.

Wild Woods:
Imports - Nanette's rehabilitation projects. These loshies are a bit more unpredictable and have a harder time trusting people. Nanette brought them in from all different backgrounds; some were previously injured, others neglected or mis-used. These loshies generally stay turned out on one of three extra large track systems with ample shelters and generally only have contact with Nanette. The only real exception to this is when Nanette recruits others to help drive the herd into the indoor arena for better shelter for incoming extreme storms or the occasional veterinary check up.

Breeding:
These loshies are used as occasional trail horses by the staff at Evergreen Stables. Though they generally have great ground manners due to being handled and desensitized their entire lives, these Loshies do require an experienced rider. They keep a similar routine to that of the lessons horses; however mares get turned out on a large track system and the stallions get turned out on an extra large track system similarly to a bachlor herd. Nanette makes this work by selecting and introducing mild mannered colts into the herd as yearlings and letting them grow into their place in the herd. With help from the track system layout and size, most conflict is avoided within the herd of stallions. Anyone doing evening chores can bring in the herd of mares. Bringing in stallions can be a bit more tricky. They can get a bit pushy and more riled up during evening turn in due to evening grain waiting in their stalls, so the evening turn in for the stallions require one of the more experienced stablehand.

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Evergreen Breeding

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Coming Soon!

Ophelia's TBD

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Nestled deep within the misty wilderness of the Pacific Northwest, roughly forty minutes from the nearest town, lies an 800-acre sanctuary that feels almost untouched by time. The land, a sweeping expanse of emerald valleys and rugged mountains, hums with life. Deer graze in sun-dappled meadows, eagles circle high above the jagged cliffs, and crystal streams carve their way through moss-laden forests before tumbling into waterfalls that feed a winding river along the property’s edge. This land has belonged to Ophelia’s family for over a century. Once a prestigious equestrian estate renowned for its dressage training and show horses, the property was a beacon of refinement and competition. When Ophelia took over, she chose a path that defied every expectation. With quiet conviction, she closed the thriving facility, renamed it, and began transforming it into something new: a western-style homestead and sanctuary devoted to rescue and renewal. Many called her decision reckless. Yet Ophelia’s vision stemmed from something deeper than tradition—a profound belief in natural horsemanship, in healing rather than perfection,and in coexistence rather than control. Over the next 7 years, she poured all her heart and energy into restoring the land and rebuilding the barns with a simpler purpose. What was once a symbol of prestige has become a living testament to compassion and balance—a place where nature leads, and humanity listens.

Showing:
TBD

Sanctuary:
The santuary is the centerpiece of Ophelia's entire homestead. Ophelia sectioned off over 100 acres of her property and re-purposed the high end dressage barn she inherited into the perfect foundation for her sanctuary,it was truthfully the only thing large enough to support the herd she had so suddenly obtained. She later re-nammed the barn and her santuary to "Old Oaks". Ophelia prides herself on always trying to expand her knowledge and strives to being able to provide the best possible care for each loshies retirement, overseeing the care to each loshie herself. The ever expanding herd gets turned out into two extremely large multi acre fields during the day and are all turned back into the barn at night to ensure the loshies that do need medicine or nightly medical care, can receive it. Will fix all mistakes here later.

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Old Oaks Sanctuary

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Coming Soon! Forgot what went here - released into the free-roaming herd that now grazes peacefully across the forest laden fields.
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