Our Fox Run Farm School Horses

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Paso is a pretty, black Thoroughbred ex-racehorse who raced in Puerto Rico for many years. When he was retired, we purchased him to be a school horse at our farm. When he first arrived, one of our Puerto Rican student‘s family used to come speak Spanish to him so he wouldn’t feel lonely. That began a love affair that resulted in him being purchased by the McClellan family. They now share him with our students and he teaches lessons. Paso is a very sweet, albeit lazy, fellow who loves attention and treats! 

Halime is a beautiful little bay Arabian mare. She came to us as a jumping pony, but there is a hidden dresssage horse in her. She is kind, quiet and is as good at teaching beginners as she is at taking a more advanced student around a jump course. She won the 2023 Fox Run Farm Musical Kur Classic paired with another Arabian riding in costume to “Arabian Nights.“ She also won the Central Tennessee Dressage Association Intro Level  Champioships in 2025.  She is a willing lesson partner and has a big fan club of  little girls! 

Korissa is Elizabeth’s dressage horse. But she also gets to teach students what a true dressage horse feels like. She is a bay Rhineland mare who loves to work and offers her heart every time. She is willing and kind but also fancy and a pretty mover. If you get the opportunity to ride her you won’t soon forget her as one student said,  “she is glorious!”

Karamojo, affectionately known as ”Momo,” is fairly new to Fox Run Farm. Although he is a Thoroughbred who raced a short amount of time, he was too slow to be competitive and much prefers to be pampered. He is a real love bug and already has a large fan club! He will be for sale soon, but our students are enjoying riding him as he learns his new job. Keep your eyes on this one - he’s going to be very special.

I have known Addy for a long time. A beautiful, feminine Thoroughbred, she belonged to one of my students in Tennessee. She was always a kind horse and when her owner called to say she was moving and could not take Addy with her, I was glad to be able to add her to our program.

Addy had been out of serious work for a while, but she was very glad to have a job. As soon as she got legged up enough through flat work, we started her over fences. And she loves to jump! So she is now starting her new career and is eager, willing and very talented. We are looking forward to her being one of our main jumping horses. 

Otis belongs to Ms. Joanie who is gracious enough to let us borrow him for our teaching program. He is a great pony who the kids love and who is learning dressage. He is also learning to jump and shows great promise over fences. Look for him in the show ring soon! 

Bisou and Skeeter both belong to Sissi. Skeeter is Sissi’s all time heart horse. A beautiful little palomin, he was initially a kill pen horse that ended up being rescued and then purchased by Fox Run Farm for our lesson program. He was a farm favorite and loved by many little girls before Sissi started riding him. She soon fell in love with him, purchased him and it’s been a love story ever since. Skeeter went from a terrified rescue pony to living the dream. He is now a fancy dressage pony and is living his best life with Sissi. 

Bisou is Sissi’s newest love. He is a young Selle Francais x Irish Sport Horse. He’s a wonderful mover, a pretty bright bay and has a wicked sense of humor. He recently played a little too hard in the pasture and now has to stay on bed rest until he is back to 100%. We are so excited to see this team develop a partnership and move up the dressage ladder.