SPONSOR A MEDORA MUSICAL HORSE
15 horses are waiting to be sponsored
MAKE A GIFT OF $10,000 TO SPONSOR A HORSE THAT IS FEATURED IN THE MEDORA MUSICAL!
The gift will cover costs associated with feeding, training, and sheltering the horse.
CONTACT OUR DEVELOPMENT TEAM AT 701.223.4800
PICK YOUR HORSE
Choose the horse you would like to sponsor:
Boots & Spurs: These two are your stagecoach horses. They were originally trained by the Amish and made their way to where they have happily gone to the Medora Musical each night for their few moments of fame just to return to their pasture.
Cajun: Lorem Ipsum
Clint: Originally from the Native Reservation, this handy paint horse surely stands out and stands alone as one of the few Head Rider Horses for the Medora Musical.
Gideon: Four white socks and a big ole’ blaze, this red man is made for the Medora Musical. He scales the mountain at a soft pace and is ready for anything.
Jack: Ohh Jack…. A new caboose on the trail, he loves to add his drama piece to the Medora Musical on occasion.
Marty: Waylon’s half-brother, he looks just like him but in smaller font! With his big brown eyes and even bigger feet he plans to make his mark alongside his brother.
Marvin: Marvelous Mavin… Hessss Marvin. Athletic bred, he’s all brawn no brain, but a steady mount if you can point him in the right direction.
Mufasa: Spirit’s younger brother! This tank is built for the Medora Musical and loves the attention that comes with it!
Rafiki: With a bold white face and four white feet, it’s hard to miss Rafiki! Last year, he rode up the back hill and will hopefully make his way up to the stage this year!
Remington & Winchester: Lorem Ipsum
Tito: He’s earned the nickname ‘Tip-Toe’ because he’s a creep crawler, enjoying his slow pace and quiet trails.
Walker: Coming in at a young 5 years old, this stout, halflinger belgian cross enjoys taking charge, especially of the popcorn bag.
Zazu: A tall glass of water this one is with his striking color pattern and his long white legs.
Waylon: Lorem Ipsum
Frodo: Tiny but mighty, not much scares this little man.