The Storybook Horses are a very special group of friends that give love in a way no human ever could. Here are their stories...
Captain Hook 
24 years old 15.1 Hands Bay Saddlebred
Originally from Kentucky, this outgoing horse competed as an eventer. He excelled at the cross country portion. Now his new job is to carefully carry his little friends around Paddington Station Arena. Although his pace has changed, his vibrant personality has not. Just remember when you visit the farm, all attention should be lavished upon him and him alone! Captain has been a member of Storybook’s equine volunteers since 2005.

Mrs. Potts
16 years old 13.2 hands Welsh Cross Horse
After a career in eventing and tea serving, Mrs. Potts came to Storybook Farm from East Georgia. Her cheery disposition has brought a new song to the barn at Storybook. She has a very happy-go-lucky demeanor, and brightens the barn with her singing when she occasionally belts her hit song, "Tale as Old as Time." Her large barrel accommodates riders who have long legs and she can be used for independent riding and for children who have more profound physical challenges.
Sherlock Holmes

25 years old 15.1 hands Bay Quarter Horse
Sherlock retired from the show ring and joined Storybook in 2002. He is our oldest horse and to quote Mary Poppins “practically and perfect” in every way! He is very loving, patient, and dependable. He is a true gentleman and a sought after mount. He loves to spend time with the children and is eager to solve the toughest mysteries too!
Friar Tuck

8 years old 13.2 hands Bay Welsh Cross Pony
Friar Tuck left Robin Hood and the band of Merry Men to settle at Storybook Farm in 2007. He is a spunky pony who can jump the moon! His part time job is competing as a cross country pony, but his true love and full time job is to care for the children at Storybook Farm. Everyone knows he is very special … he even has one blue eye and one brown eye!
Tom Sawyer


14 years old 10 hands Chocolate Brown Shetland Pony
Tom Sawyer is our smallest pony, but he has a big personality, not to mention some big hair! The children love his wild mane which resembles a lion’s mane! Tom has been a steady companion for our youngest riders since 2001. He was a backyard friend to two small boys in Georgia before moving to Storybook Farm.

Paddington Bear
21 years old 12 hands Grey Welsh/Paint Cross Pony
Paddington Bear made his way to Storybook Farm during one of his extensive travels in 2002. He loved it so much that he decided to stay! Never has there been a more docile and patient pony. He adores children and will stand like a statue for hours while being groomed and loved on! After spending a few minutes with him, it is not hard to see why he is a favorite at Storybook!
Corduroy
9 years old 13.2 hands Chestnut Quarter Pony
Corduroy joined Storybook Farm's family of equine volunteers in the fall of 2009. Originally from New Mexico, Corduroy competed in the medium pony hunter jumper division. His competitive nature is still apparent as he loves to win the pole races in Paddington Station Arena. He is a "people" pony who has never met a stranger. He is usually seen with his head hanging over the stall door greeting the children while waiting for a loving pat on the neck. If he was a dog and had a tail, it would always be wagging! His namesake, the beloved children’s teddy bear, will remind you of this sweet pony.

Lemuel Gulliver’s Travels
19 years old 13.2 hands Paint Pony
Gulliver is a “one in a million” pony. His gentle and smooth walk is very beneficial for riders who have muscular disorders. He has such kind eyes that match his kind heart. It was a terrific day in 2003 when he made Storybook Farm his home. We all love Gulliver!
Baloo 
10 years old 15.2 hands Bay Quarter Horse
There is no one like Baloo! Always eager for affection and treats, Baloo exudes personality. It is almost as though he is smiling (or laughing at you) with a twinkle in his eye! His broad short back makes riders feel as though they are atop a mountain. Baloo danced his way to Storybook in 2007.
Seymore
19 years old 14.2 hands Bay Connemara Pony
After he heroically saved the princess Bee, Seymore decided it was time to find new adventures. He began searching, and after a long journey from North Alabama, through forests, cities, lakes and fields, Seymore finally arrived at Storybook Farm in 2010. After only one day at the farm, Seymore knew he was at home. His big stride was obvious, but we learned that it only matched his big heart. His protective nature makes his riders feel at ease, and because of his big stride he is a horse of champions.
Gus Gus
13 years old 15.2 hands Paint
Don’t let the clippity clop of his hooves fool you; Gus Gus is really quiet as mouse! He joined our fantastic family in January 2011. He is already melting hearts with his especially sweet personality and his will to please. Gus is very easygoing and is a perfect friend to all that meet him. As you would expect, he is going the extra mile at Storybook Farm just like he did when he helped Cinderella meet her prince! And we all know they lived happily ever after!
Jack and the Beanstalk
20 years old 16.2 Hands Thoroughbred
After his near-death encounter with the giant, Jack descended the beanstalk and found himself at Storybook Farm in 2011. Instead of bringing the golden coins and magical harp that he stole from the giant, Jack brought his friendly demeanor and easy-going spirit to assit the riders he encounters. Originally from Auburn, Jack is excited to start his first full semester of riding sessions, and cannot wait to meet the wonderful kids who he will be helping!
Huckleberry Finn 
14 years old 12.1 hands Paint Pony
Huckleberry Finn was our very first pony. He was living on a small farm in Georgia and needed a little girl to love. Since arriving at Storybook Farm in 2001, he has had lots of “girlfriends”! He receives the most mail (email correspondence too) of any animal at the farm. His personality is much like his namesake – he likes to do his own thing with a little mischief mixed in! His paint markings are unusual with his face split practically down the middle – leaving one side brown and the other side white!
Tinker Bell
4 years old 7 hands (28”) Bay Miniature Horse
When Tinker Bell heard that Captain Hook had left his pirating ways and joined up with the crew at Storybook Farm, she was intrigued. What kind of place could
change a person like him? She fluttered to visit one day in 2008 and never left. She had found a place full of hope and love – a home custom made for her! She is our only mare, the youngest and smallest resident. She is a wonderful companion to those who cannot ride due to medical conditions.