Red is our fourth CHC horse. She was hand picked by my 7 year old daughter who is now 9. These two are quite the team. They are inseparable and love each other a lot. These two have experienced so much together and have so much more to... read more

Ginger is our third CHC horse. She is our beginner safe go to horse. Anyone and everyone had rode Ginger. She is a great all around doll baby! read more

Louise and her boy! Formerly known as "grulla mare". read more

This is our second CHC horse Whiskey. He is the son of Betty our First CHC horse. Whiskey was so easy to bond with and break to ride. He turned 3 August 9, 2016 and will go anywhere yoi point him on the trails! read more

Betty is our first CHC horse. She was picked out by my 10 year old son 4 years ago. Betty was pregnant when we got her. She gave us a beautiful palomino colt. My son broke him and took ownership of baby Whiskey and my husband adopted Betty.... read more

Amanda's 4H horse was getting older (retired police horse) and she was in search for a new one. After a year long search she found Gandalf at CHC thanks to Julie. We picked him up on September 11th (very fitting day). After a month of being... read more

I started following Copper Horse Crusade's facebook page shortly after I lost my Paint mare. So many great horses were pictured every week. Bowie was pulled by CHC on 1/19/16. He was slightly off in his right front, but Julie recognized a... read more

In May of 2016 there was a big rally to save this guy from the kill pen. I'm so glad everyone believed in Julie. Cody is a special horse who did not deserve to go to the kill buyers. When I saw him, I just knew he belonged at our farm (I... read more

After losing my mare and being drug thru the mud of terrible horse people and flippers I found Julie. Kahlua (Lu) was only with Julie for 5 days when I made it out to see her. I had a list of a few I wanted to look at while I was out there... read more

In July of 2010 Julie went to the Sugarcreek auction just like she does each week but this particular Friday would, unbeknownst to me, change my life. Julie saw this little skinny and scared roan yearling filly. There was nothing wrong with... read more