Warhorse Ranch has kicked off their pilot program of being an equine therapy facility for veterans, first responders, and trauma victims. Valery and Michael Lozano own Warhorse Ranch in North Routt County.
Michael Lozano says they have six therapy horses and a donkey on the ranch.
The Lozanos are raising money for an indoor arena for Warhorse Ranch, to provide more year-round equine therapy sessions.
YouTube Video with Mike and Val Lozano
The Peavy Barn in North Routt County is an important part of equine history. The barn now sits at Warhorse Ranch. It was built in 1898.
It was part of the original breeding of the American Quarter Horse breed, where the horses were stabled in this barn. The description says the legacy is carried on in Routt County with the Rocky Mountain Quarter Horse Association (founded in 1930) and the American Quarter Horse Association (1940). The barn is on the Routt County Register of Historic Places. Approval was just received for the barn to apply to be on the state’s historic register. Here’s Michael and Valery Lozano with Warhorse Ranch, on the history of the Peavy Barn. YouTube Link or Facebook Link
