A mare named Love Story, adopted from Love This Horse Equine Rescue, competed in endurance riding’s iconic Tevis Cup.

In just 100 years, horses went from revered to forgotten.They don’t get a voice in this place.So we show up and use ours.This weekend matters.We’re here again—inside the auction—where decisions are fast and permanent. Where horses slip into the pipeline simply because no one stopped long enough to look at them.Today and tomorrow, our focus is on the ones standing here right now. The ones who will disappear if no one intervenes.Some will cycle back through this system months from now… if they’re lucky.Others won’t. Once they leave this place, we never see them again.That’s not me being dramatic. That’s reality.That’s why presence matters. Why showing up matters. Why we keep coming back, even when it’s heavy.If you want to follow along in real time—every arrival, every decision, every horse—stay connected here, and across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Patreon, and our email updates.Ask questions in the comments. Share what you’re seeing. This community doesn’t just watch—it educates, speaks up, and helps move the needle when it matters most.Scroll. Share. Comment. Stay with us.Every interaction pushes this further—and that reach gives these horses a chance they wouldn’t have otherwise.🧷 If a rescued horse’s journey ends with us due to illness or injury, any remaining funds raised will be applied directly to another horse in need of rehabilitation within our care.

By Bradley Schagrin

YouTube video by Gallop of Grace Rescue & Sanctuary

YouTube video by Happy Horses Sanctuary 🐴🐎

All seated in barn