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We now offer our Horse Sponsorship Program, which gives you the opportunity to help horses that are in need of special care--they need supplements, medicines, vet care, or just time to recover and rehabilitate. Others are difficult to place with a new family because they are no longer rideable--they need long-term support for everyday living expenses. Due to the high costs of horse ownership, many people are not interested in adopting a companion horse. With your help, Brook Hill Farm provides a sanctuary for these horses, protecting them from the horrible realities of slaughter and ensuring their lifelong security and well-being. No amount is too small, and will aid the farm in continuing its mission of rehabilitating and providing lifelong care to horses in need! Simply choose which of the long-term care horses you would like to help out and click on the PayPal button or Just Give button. For Donations through Paypal Of course you are welcome to visit and help care for your sponsored horse. If you would like a personal picture or updates on your sponsored horse, please fill out our sponsorship form and return it with a donation to Brook Hill Farm. Link to our HORSE SPONSORSHIP FORM
	Alias So much I cannot tell you – here at the farm they call me Alias, as my past is very secretive. I was donated to the program and leased out to a girl who became my partner and best friend. We competed in Virginia, winning many first place ribbons in the Child Amateur jumper division. All things do come to an end, as my rider went off to college. I am now 21, and have returned to Brook Hill Farm to retire. I now have a new job, keeping all of the younger horses in line. I am one of the lucky ones; my girl comes and sees me over break, bringing peppermints and love. I do need a sponsor, as now that she is in college, she has no means to contribute to my welfare. Brook Hill Farm kept its promise, and is taking care of me for the rest of my life. So please sponsor me, so that I too do not take money away from helping others!
Sirus Life was perfect; I was trained by the best, and had a wonderful owner. Unfortunately I did not remain sound for the work we were doing, and I was donated to a college program. Red Snapper was my name – until I decided that I was unhappy and decided to bite – I was then passed on to Brook Hill Farm. They changed my name, and with kindness and the love of one little girl, I stopped my biting. I am now in my mid twenties, and am fully retired. I love my life here, grazing on the fields with my friends, not worrying about having to perform. Can you sponsor me so that I too, am not a burden to the mission of the farm that saved my sanity?
	Bonnie I have no accolades, no famous stories to tell. I am young Paso Fino that was left in a field. I broke my left front knee, but no one called the Vet. Now it has healed, and I was surrendered to Brook Hill Farm. Unfortunately they cannot fix my leg, but I am able to get around and am in no pain. I cannot work, but I am a loving compainion. I, too, am asking for a sponsor, so that I will not be a burden on Brook Hill Farm, allowing the farm to concentrate on helping more horses like me.
Apple King Owned by one of America's most successful Grand Prix riders at age 5, I began my career as a show jumper. Although I never had what it takes to compete at the very top, I took my junior rider to many blue ribbons in the top jumper equitation shows across the nation. At age 21, I was donated to Brook Hill Farm to participate in the United Neigh Program, to help teach young riders to jump. Today, I am 31 years old, unable to teach anymore, and am retired at the farm. I know that I am expensive to keep, as I do not have any teeth left, and exist on a diet of pellets and mash. Please sponsor me, as I still need to be sure that all the other horses here do their job correctly – I am known as the wise old professor, and am still a valid member of this organization!
	MiMi Fast, quick, bursts of energy, and speed. That is what is required of a polo horse. I was one of the best, competing at the national level. Unfortunately I got too old and lame to compete, and I was donated to Brook Hill Farm. I am the most loving of all, because I know that I am of no use to anyone, and I want them to continue to care for me. Please sponsor me, and I will be glad for you to visit so I can say thank-you in my gentle way!

Horse Sponsorships

We now offer our Horse Sponsorship Program, which gives you the opportunity to help horses that are in need of special care--they need supplements, medicines, vet care, or just time to recover and rehabilitate. Others are difficult to place with a new family because they are no longer rideable--they need long-term support for everyday living expenses. Due to the high costs of horse ownership, many people are not interested in adopting a companion horse. With your help, Brook Hill Farm provides a sanctuary for these horses, protecting them from the horrible realities of slaughter and ensuring their lifelong security and well-being. No amount is too small, and will aid the farm in continuing its mission of rehabilitating and providing lifelong care to horses in need!

Simply choose which of the long-term care horses you would like to help out and click on the PayPal button or Just Give button.

For Donations through Paypal

Of course you are welcome to visit and help care for your sponsored horse. If you would like a personal picture or updates on your sponsored horse, please fill out our sponsorship form and return it with a donation to Brook Hill Farm.
Link to our HORSE SPONSORSHIP FORM

Alias

So much I cannot tell you – here at the farm they call me Alias, as my past is very secretive. I was donated to the program and leased out to a girl who became my partner and best friend. We competed in Virginia, winning many first place ribbons in the Child Amateur jumper division. All things do come to an end, as my rider went off to college. I am now 21, and have returned to Brook Hill Farm to retire. I now have a new job, keeping all of the younger horses in line. I am one of the lucky ones; my girl comes and sees me over break, bringing peppermints and love. I do need a sponsor, as now that she is in college, she has no means to contribute to my welfare. Brook Hill Farm kept its promise, and is taking care of me for the rest of my life. So please sponsor me, so that I too do not take money away from helping others!

Sirus

Life was perfect; I was trained by the best, and had a wonderful owner. Unfortunately I did not remain sound for the work we were doing, and I was donated to a college program. Red Snapper was my name – until I decided that I was unhappy and decided to bite – I was then passed on to Brook Hill Farm. They changed my name, and with kindness and the love of one little girl, I stopped my biting. I am now in my mid twenties, and am fully retired. I love my life here, grazing on the fields with my friends, not worrying about having to perform. Can you sponsor me so that I too, am not a burden to the mission of the farm that saved my sanity?

Bonnie

I have no accolades, no famous stories to tell. I am young Paso Fino that was left in a field. I broke my left front knee, but no one called the Vet. Now it has healed, and I was surrendered to Brook Hill Farm. Unfortunately they cannot fix my leg, but I am able to get around and am in no pain. I cannot work, but I am a loving compainion. I, too, am asking for a sponsor, so that I will not be a burden on Brook Hill Farm, allowing the farm to concentrate on helping more horses like me.

Apple King

Owned by one of America's most successful Grand Prix riders at age 5, I began my career as a show jumper. Although I never had what it takes to compete at the very top, I took my junior rider to many blue ribbons in the top jumper equitation shows across the nation. At age 21, I was donated to Brook Hill Farm to participate in the United Neigh Program, to help teach young riders to jump. Today, I am 31 years old, unable to teach anymore, and am retired at the farm. I know that I am expensive to keep, as I do not have any teeth left, and exist on a diet of pellets and mash. Please sponsor me, as I still need to be sure that all the other horses here do their job correctly – I am known as the wise old professor, and am still a valid member of this organization!

the old gentleman AK

MiMi

Fast, quick, bursts of energy, and speed. That is what is required of a polo horse. I was one of the best, competing at the national level. Unfortunately I got too old and lame to compete, and I was donated to Brook Hill Farm. I am the most loving of all, because I know that I am of no use to anyone, and I want them to continue to care for me. Please sponsor me, and I will be glad for you to visit so I can say thank-you in my gentle way!