Pi is a 2006 Oldenberg/Percheron cross with the kindest disposition. She has impressive dressage background and has competed up to third level. Pi is a solid 16 hands tall but she doesn't know this, she thinks she could easily fit into your pocket. Every level of rider adores Pi, and she adores them right back. Pi is as honest and patient as they come.

Shy (Quarter Horse) is a fan favorite here at Wildflower, and it's not just because of her beautiful blonde coat and golden locks. It's because she has the biggest heart. Shy can do it all. She will trot at exactly 1 mile an hour in a lesson with an itty-bitty beginner rider one day, and then soar through a cross country jump course without batting an eye the next. We consider ourselves extremely lucky to have this lovely lady at our barn.

Miracle's glowing golden coat and silver-gray mane make jaws drop. When you approach Miracle's paddock, without fail she will always offer the cutest little "hello" in the form of a soft whinny and greet you at the gate. From walking on lead with the smallest riders, to floating over stadium courses like a true professional, Miracle is the definition of an all-around unicorn pony.

Everyone who rides Snapple falls in love instantly! Snapple is an Arabian/Quarter Horse and he’s cute as a button. He loves introducing riders to jumping and happily cruises around challenging jump courses without blinking an eye. Snapple loves water and he especially enjoys splashing around in our baby pool on hot days.

Ben is a 15.1 hand Connemara and is better known as the class clown of the group. He might be one of the oldest horses on the farm, but he is young at heart and makes everyone around him laugh. Ben has a background in eventing and dressage, and he now enjoys his days being ridden and loved on by Wildflower riders of all ages.

Sox is as patient and calm as they come under saddle, which makes him the perfect horse for beginners or nervous riders. Sox is 15 hands and all Quarter Horse with a jog that could rock you to sleep. He always perks up when we put his unicorn horn on, and we don’t blame him - he looks very handsome in it.

Andy was the founding member of Wildflower's herd, and is the reason Wildflower has been thriving. Almost every single rider in our program has ridden Andy. He supported the riders in our therapeutic program when they needed a safe and steady horse; he instilled pride in our riders as they performed their first trot off the leadline; he took our riders confidently over their first cross country jumps. He left us way too soon, and we will always be grateful to him for filling our hearts with love and joy.