OUR HORSES
Happy Eloise
Ellie is the queen of Winona Hills. Kerry purchased her at the CANTER Ohio auction at Mountaineer racetrack in 2017 as a three year old. Together they were NEOMTA champions at novice in 2020 and training level in 2021. Ellie had her first foal in 2025 and has since returned to eventing, which she strongly prefers to motherhood!
Midnight Pirate
Bonny (AKA Saint Bon-Bon the Magnificent) came to us from the CANTER Pennsylvania sale in 2023. A few months later, Lexi Kenreigh came to us looking for a new horse and found her perfect match. The talent and dedication of these two is undeniable, and Winona Hills Equestrian is proud to have provided the foundation for their pursuits in the sport of eventing.
Bella Skye
Winona Hills acquired this quirky girl at the CANTER Pennsylvania sale at Presque Isle in 2024. We were looking to purchase another horse when this little filly was nibbling at our hair and demanding our attention. We just couldn't pass her up! Kindred spirits Lexi and Bella can be found fearlessly sharing their enthusiasm for going fast and jumping big things.
Reggae Man
Reggie is our newest resident and has won our hearts already. He has just begun the retraining process and is showing great bravery and talent for jumping. He recently completed his first starter level mini trial, finishing on his dressage score. Reggie is a music lover who likes to stand by the gate and listen to the fiddle and guitar when we play on summer evenings.
Tudor Peak
Tootie is a cutie! Unfortunately, she sustained a hoof injury that required surgery. We are hopeful that she will make a full recovery, but in the meantime she is in foal to Oldenburg stallion, Lowlands of Iron Spring Farm. If you come to Winona Hills be sure to give Tootie her favorite treat - fresh pears from the tree just outside her pasture.
Gallant Joy
Little Leo is the first (and likely only) colt of Happy Eloise. His sire, Noble Champion, was 1998 Oldenburg showjumping stallion of the year. He is the best of all babies and certainly has his mother's wonderful temperament. We can only hope that he inherited some of his sire's jumping ability!