The Worthy Herd
The best way to get to know the trainer is to know the trainer’s horses. Each horse in the Worthy Herd has been started, worked, and finished by their owner, Sarah Brown. If you have any questions about how your horse will turn out, and what he will know at the end of training, take one of these horses for a spin and find out!
Each of these horses is unique in their history and background experiences, one of them is probably similar to yours!
Each of these horses is unique in their history and background experiences, one of them is probably similar to yours!
Doc Me Worthy A.K.A. "Doc" 2008 AQHA Gelding
Doc is the Heart and Soul of Worthy Trails Horsemanship, he has been with us since the very beginning when he was just a weanling. He it not just a Ferrari on the trails, he has also been successfully shown as an all around horse. He joins us on many of our events including clinics and demonstrations and works as a guide horse for our lessons. Just a little horse at 14.3, he is the perfect package!
Von Deelightful Lass A.K.A "Bad A** Lass" 2002 AQHA/ABRA Mare
Lass has also been with us since 2008, and seems to be the most sought after horse among the herd. Kind hearted and smart she can please any rider. A proven leader, she has been shown successfully in western dressage, western pleasure, halter, dressage and equitation. She won the blues for even novice riders and continues to build confidence in our beginner riders.
Tequila Jack A.K.A. "King Jack" 2006 Belgian Gelding
Jack has been around since he was just a tiny 13 HH weanling, he was brought out to Oregon when we moved here from Colorado. The perfect gentle giant, Jack is mainly used as a driving horse but has been known to pack multiple kids around to keep them entertained. Not the best skilled of riding horses, his work ethic as a driving horse is incomparable.
Independence A.K.A "Indy" 2000 Pinto Gelding
Found at a local rescue, Indy has been with Worthy Trails in 2009. He had a rough start with us, with his over reactive and explosive nature, but over the years has become know as old reliable. The best with newbies on the trail, Indy will go anywhere and do anything just to go on a stroll through the woods. He our most skilled guide horse and can provide confidence and leadership to even the most doubtful of green horses.
Sage 2009 BLM Palomino Buttes Mustang Mare
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Sage was rounded up in October 14th 2014 and was adopted by Worthy Trails August of 2015. She is in training to join our herd and has done well in her attempts to connect. Mustangs from the wild are amazing animals that deserve our protection and love. While Sage is with us, we hope her story will inspire others to do what they can for Americas Wild Herds. Sage came to us with a 5 month old filly we call Roo, her filly is also currently in training with a youngster. A really nice pair of horses, we are excited to see are far they will come.
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Max Montana Blues A.K.A. "Max" 1997 APHA Gelding
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Max has been in the Worthy Trails Family for several years, though we just recently obtained ownership. He belonged to a client of ours and was trained and ridden out on the trails and in the show ring. A proven competitor as a stallion, he has recently been gelded and is now semi retired into our lesson program. Our experienced riders enjoy learning with the Ferrari of horses.
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Sheris Premiere A.K.A "Sadie" 2006 AQHA Mare
Sadie is one of our broodmares, an outstanding and sweet mare. Sadly she has not been ridden due to a bone cyst in her front pastern. But that hasn't stopped her from proving her trainability and she has excelled on the ground. She finds the obstacles entertaining and tackles them with gusto. Her kind nature has earned her a permanent home with Worthy Trails.
Too Much Go AKA "Rocket"
Rocket holds a special place in the heart of Worthy Trails. I met Rocket in 2008, she came from a unique breeding program in Canada. The same breeding program that produced Doc Me Worthy, Rocket is Doc's aunt. I worked with Rocket for 30 days, Rocket proved herself to be an intelligent, and forceful mare. Her foundation training is still there, she is polite and willing. However the past few years have been hard on her. She never quite landed safe after she left her original owner, who has kept track of her over the years. Finally, I was given the opportunity from a true horse woman to bring Rocket into our herd. I am proud to welcome her into our family and thankful for all who watched out for her!
Rocket holds a special place in the heart of Worthy Trails. I met Rocket in 2008, she came from a unique breeding program in Canada. The same breeding program that produced Doc Me Worthy, Rocket is Doc's aunt. I worked with Rocket for 30 days, Rocket proved herself to be an intelligent, and forceful mare. Her foundation training is still there, she is polite and willing. However the past few years have been hard on her. She never quite landed safe after she left her original owner, who has kept track of her over the years. Finally, I was given the opportunity from a true horse woman to bring Rocket into our herd. I am proud to welcome her into our family and thankful for all who watched out for her!
