Rescued horse sponsored by youth riders' group By ERIKA I. RITCHIE / THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER TRABUCO CANYON – Ulysses, a quarter horse rescued in August after being found scarred and emaciated in a river bed, got a little bit of holiday spirit from a local youth equestrian team. In August, Ulysses was rescued by Hanaeleh after he and Maggie, a mare, were found in Riverside County. A call from a volunteer at the Riverside Department of Animal Services alerted Elizabeth Zarkos, founder … [Read more...]
CSU Fullerton “The Daily Titan” Features Hanaeleh
I saved a horse and a horse saved me The Daily Titan By Hannah Dellinger – Posted on November 28, 2011 One, two, three, four spur, two-point, jump! Sit up, heels down, shoulders back, look to the next jump. Only five more jumps to go. “C’mon Maxy, we got this. Keep up the pace,” I whispered to my horse. We come up to the next one, perfect distance. I have to keep spurring, because he’s not used to jumping this much in a day. We had already jumped four other courses and he was … [Read more...]
Hanaeleh on The Pet Place Radio
Hanaeleh on The Pet Place Radio The Pet Place Radio October 2011 Host Marie Hulett talks with Elizabeth Zarkos of Hanaeleh Horse Rescue about the Medieval RescueFaire. Here's the LINK to check it out. … [Read more...]
O.C. Register: Emaciated and Abused Horses Saved by Hanaeleh
Emaciated and abused horses saved by Hanaeleh rescue group O.C. Register Maggie and Ulysses were among horses found abandoned in Riverside County and brought to Orange County to recover. By ERIKA I. RITCHIE TRABUCO CANYON – When Maggie, an Arabian, tries to roll in her paddock to scratch her itchy coat, Ulysses, a quarter horse, stands over her just to make sure she won't get too far away from him. "They've both just fallen in love with each other," said Elizabeth Zarkos, director … [Read more...]