Blue Line Ponies Retirement Range

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APPOMATTOX ANTICS: Thursday evening update on Sweet Magnolia Christine. Yes yes yes! The new boot is alot better then ev...
09/03/2026

APPOMATTOX ANTICS: Thursday evening update on Sweet Magnolia Christine. Yes yes yes! The new boot is alot better then everything else we had used . We have a winner!

APPOMATTOX ANTICS: Sweet Magnolia Christine abscess update Our farrier, Bri has been here every other day changing Magno...
09/03/2026

APPOMATTOX ANTICS: Sweet Magnolia Christine abscess update

Our farrier, Bri has been here every other day changing Magnolia's wrapped hoof. Mag was not walking due to that absence but good news, the absence popped and is draining on its own. I had to find other boots because the ones I got were not right. Bri will back checking again today and I will have new boots for her. She is eating great and we suspect she will start moving better once we get a boot on.

09/03/2026

Merry Mount Airy: Billy is giving himself a DIRT BATH! Lol! This is his favorite spot....CAN YOU TELL? Lol! Red is in the background watching the show. Lol.

ASHLING'S STORY: Photo of the day she left Arkansas Ashling Joan arrived on October 19th, 2023 - Jasper, GA​On October 1...
09/03/2026

ASHLING'S STORY: Photo of the day she left Arkansas

Ashling Joan arrived on October 19th, 2023 - Jasper, GA
​On October 12th, 2023, Brian and Shelley Hill (President and Vice President of Blue Line Ponies) bought a beautiful sorrel and white mare from a kill pen in Arkansas. Ashling is Shelley's personal horse but will also be the official "welcome wagon" for our police pony retirees.

Shelley named her Ashling because it means "dream". Shelley has dreamt of having a paint in her life since she was 5 years old. Shelley's 50 year dream has come true. Ashling’s middle name was named after one of Shelley’s best friends, Corky Joan Hamilton, who died of a stroke on the same day Ashling with saved.

Ashling was one of 6 other horses that came out of a kid's camp when it closed the summer of 2023. They were immediately "saved" (for a limited amount of time) by Happy Healthy Horses Hoping 4 Homes (H4) and were NOT put on the kill pen lot or given a "kill pen tag".....YET. All 6 horses were at a private home (owned by the kill-pen owner/president) while they tried to sell them. They were each priced over $2400 because they are such nice horses. BUT, even though they are not your "typical" kill pen horses, they were still on "the list". Brian and Shelley SAVED Ashling from slaughter, which was scheduled on October 16th, 2023. She only had 4 days left on this world. We heard that 2 others were saved and the other 3 went to slaughter. So sad.

09/02/2026

Merry Mount Airy: Festus is a bit "put out" because Red got brushed first. Lol!

08/31/2026

CALL TO ACTION FOR CODY!

His asthma is back in full force and we need to help him.

Right now its a constant moderate with severe episodes. He has constant labored breathing, coughing, lethargic, flared nostrils, and nasal discharge.

*He starts his NEW asthma meds called Clenbuterol on Saturday. This is $180 per month.

*Christine is building him a homemade inhaling system for emergency albuteral.

*No more sugars... just like Ashling as sugars cause inflammation.

*Can you help? Set up $10-25 per month with PayPal, Venmo or your bank to go to Cody at Blue Line Ponies? Make a note what its for and have it autosend monthly to help pay for the meds? These will be RESTRICTED FUNDS. In a nonprofit, that means your monthly gift ONLY goes towards Codys asthma meds.

PLEASE PLEASE!

MONDAY MUSINGS WITH FUNNY FESTUS"I told Harriett 10 jokes to make her laugh. Sadly, no pun in ten did".
08/31/2026

MONDAY MUSINGS WITH FUNNY FESTUS

"I told Harriett 10 jokes to make her laugh. Sadly, no pun in ten did".

08/30/2026

VOLUME UP! These babies Crack me up! Listen to the noises that come out of their little bodies.

08/29/2026

ASHLING FEELS SAFE! Horses sleep standing up to stay safe from predators and quickly flee if danger appears.

Why Horses Stand to Sleep

Stay apparatus: A special system of tendons and ligaments in their legs lets them "lock" their joints with very little muscle effort.

Prey instinct: As prey animals, standing allows them to wake up and run away instantly.

Body weight and size: Lying down for too long puts heavy pressure on their internal organs and restricts blood flow.

Light sleep: They only achieve light sleep and slow-wave sleep while standing.

When and Why They Lay Down to Sleep

For REM sleep: Horses must lay down flat on their side or chest to reach deep REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep and dream.

Short bursts: They only lay down for about 30 minutes to 3 hours a day, usually split into short minutes-long naps.

When they feel safe: They only lay down if they trust their environment and often take turns with other herd members who stand guard as lookouts.

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1805 Lower Dowda Mill Road
Jasper, GA
30143

Telephone

+14049366986

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