Sponsor a Tally-Ho Horse!

Your donation helps Tally-Ho take care of our amazing draft horses during the COVID-19 health pandemic!

Why Sponsor a Tally-Ho Horse?

We need your help!

For 118 years, Tally-Ho Carriage Tours has been an iconic part of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

We are extremely proud of our operations and take our roles as tourism ambassadors for our industry, and city, seriously.  We have seen tremendous public support for our horses over many years – they are much loved icons of our City.

It is important that we continue to provide society the opportunities to learn about and interact with these amazing animals, particularly as many of the breeds we use are sadly facing the threat of extinction.  The horse has worked alongside mankind for over 6,000 years, during peace and war, and has significantly contributed to building our communities and influencing our history.  At a personal level, horses have a proven ability to help us heal and move forward during difficult times (which we all are most certainly facing during the current health pandemic).  It has always been our commitment to ensure our magnificent draft horses (Clydesdales, Belgians, Percherons, Shires and a Suffolk Punch) have the best care possible.  They are family and an integral part of our lives; and are beloved friends to our staff and local residents.

The COVID-19 health crisis (and resultant travel restrictions) have created significant financial challenges for many businesses.  As a small, owner-operated, nimble company, we have been able to reduce our operations to fit with fluctuating health orders and subsequent changes in demand, and curtail expenses where-ever possible.  In 2020 we endured over 4 months of full closure and maxed out at only 15% our normal capacity when operational.  With over $15,000 per month in horse-care and other non-discretionary operational costs, we needed to get creative and embrace the Shop Local initiative.  We are having a lot of fun working with other businesses and creating fantastic new experiences for our local residents, including: Sea Cider picnics; country Christmas caroling; Valentine’s Day axe-throwing; and tours of the Tally-Ho farm!  Despite these efforts, we have not been able to generate sufficient income to cover monthly costs, and have humbly sought additional assistance from the general public.

In July 2021 Tally-Ho was able to ramp up service levels as Canadians started to travel again.  We are now operating at an average 55% capacity and working hard to build back our financial reserves that cover costs through our slow-season (October to March).  Until such time when the company has stabilized again, our donation programs will remain open.

By sponsoring one of our beautiful draft horses, you play a vital role in our ability to continue to provide top-notch care for the herd during COVID.  100% of all donations go directly to herd-care costs, including:

  • Essential hay and nutritional supplements (one draft horse eats up to 50 lbs of food per day!);
  • Regular hoof care by a certified farrier (feet are trimmed and/or shod every 5 to 7 weeks);
  • Health visits from a veterinarian, chiropractor, massage therapist, or other specialist;
  • Farm and paddock maintenance; and
  • General animal husbandry needs such as grooming supplies, small tools, etc.

Your contribution makes a difference!  We are incredibly grateful for the ongoing emotional and financial support that has been shown to our team (horse and human) and as a thank you, you will receive small gifts of appreciation according to the level of your contribution.

Sponsor a Tally-Ho horse!

Pick your favorite horse then scroll down to pick your sponsorship package!

Annie
Belle
Button
Clay
Delilah
Jerry
Jinx
Kashe
King
Maggie
Major
Sampson
Sarge
Spot
Timber
Tucker
Annie

Annie

Horse Breed: Shire
Age: 10

Shire mare, born 2011.  We first met Annie at our local agricultural fair in 2014, where she formed part of a 4-up hitch, along with Maggie, Button and Belle.  When the owner of these beautiful mares decided to retire in 2021, we were happily humbled to be entrusted with their long-term care!  Annie has settled in quickly to her new home and we are watching her slightly shy nature start to dissipate as she starts to trust us.  We are looking forward to getting to know her better, and readying her for work as a single carriage horse!

Annie is a registered bay Shire mare.  Taylor Shires Annie was bred, born and raised on the Saanich Peninsula by Keith Taylor (Taylor Farms).  This lucky lady had a wonderful upbringing and we will do our best to continue her top-notch care and develop our own special bond with her!

The Shire horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2016 there were fewer than 1,500 registered worldwide.

Belle

Belle

Horse Breed: Shire
Age: 16

Shire mare, born 2005.  We first met Belle at our local agricultural fair in 2014, where she formed part of a 4-up hitch, along with Maggie, Annie and Button.  When the owner of these beautiful mares decided to retire in 2021, we were happily humbled to be entrusted with their long-term care!

Belle and her well-matched teammate, Button, love to work and work hard they will!  If you think raw-horse-power, these two ladies have it!  At Tally-Ho Belle will expand her knowledge into the areas of natural horsemanship, and learn a new speed - Slow!  Belle is a confident mare and we know she is going to love having new, adoring fans as she transitions to becoming a single carriage horse.

The Shire horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2016 there were fewer than 1,500 registered worldwide.

Button

Button

Horse Breed: Shire
Age: 15

Shire mare, born 2006.  We first met Button at our local agricultural fair in 2014, where she formed part of a 4-up hitch, along with Maggie, Annie and Belle.  When the owner of these beautiful mares decided to retire in 2021, we were happily humbled to be entrusted with their long-term care!

Button and her well-matched teammate, Belle, love to work and work hard they will!  If you think raw-horse-power, these two ladies have it!  At Tally-Ho Button will expand her knowledge into the areas of natural horsemanship, and learn a new speed - Slow!  Button is a little more shy than Belle, but is quickly getting used to her new hoomans and how much attention they need!  We are looking forward to developing our partnership with her as she transitions to becoming a single carriage horse.

The Shire horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2016 there were fewer than 1,500 registered worldwide.

Clay

Clay

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 15

Clydesdale gelding born 2005; half-brother to Jerry.  Clay is a little shy and is picks his people.  Gaining his trust is a heartwarming experience as the partnership provides equal rewards to us and him.   One of Clay's unique physical characteristics is his blue eyes, which are rare in Clydesdales.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

Delilah

Delilah

Horse Breed: Belgian
Age: 20

This beautiful lady is one of only a few draft mares on the farm, born 2000.  We think Delilah may be a Suffolk Punch, perhaps crossed with a Belgian.  She is mommy to our beloved Sampson, and every gelding on the property thinks she's pretty fantastic.  Delilah is strong and determined, with a kind eye and softness to her that is incredibly inspiring.  Her 'happy pace' is rather on the speedy side and her drivers are always asking her to slow it down a little.  She earns a Gold Star for being the fastest horse on Victoria's streets!

The Suffolk Punch is considered to be one of the rarest breeds in the United Kingdom, and the breed is shown as in critical danger on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list.

Jerry

Jerry

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 15

Clydesdale gelding born 2005; half-brother to Clay.    Jerry has earned his Level 4 (Expert) in Tally-Ho's horse development program, meaning he is consistently calm, reliable, and accepting of new experiences; and demonstrates high degrees of trust, respect and confidence.  As a Level 4 horse, Jerry helps us train new drivers and often represents Tally-Ho in parades and movies.  In many of our Facebook photos you can see Jerry happily snoozing in the middle of his hay pile, while his friends eat around him.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

Jinx

Jinx

Horse Breed: Percheron
Age: 15

Percheron gelding born 2005.  Jinx was welcomed home to the Tally-Ho herd in December 2017, coming to us from Alberta where he was mainly used as part of a team to feed and do farm chores.  He captured our hearts quickly with his kindness, and we find ourselves reciprocating that ten-fold.  Jinx moved quickly through the stages of our horse development program and began work in Victoria's beautiful inner harbor in June 2018.  As a shy boy by nature, his biggest hurdle in his new job was getting used to all the affection from our team and his 'fans' who stop by to visit.  We're pleased to announce that Jinx has now fully developed his love for the paparazzi:😎

Kashe

Kashe

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 18

Clydesdale gelding born 2002. Kashe absolutely loves his job at Tally-Ho! He’s first to the gate each morning with hope that it's a work day.  We love his quirky attitude that reminds us of an elephant and mouse - he has great courage in the middle of a parade, yet may find that manhole cover a little bit scary.  He's a real character at home on the farm and is often the instigator behind play time in the paddocks.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

King

King

Horse Breed: Percheron
Age: 21

Percheron gelding born 1999. King is one of the largest horses in our herd, but you wouldn't know it based on his incredibly sweet, kind, puppy-dog personality.  He loves people and is only too happy to follow us around, looking for a soft pat, or kind word.  When standing next to him, King will always lower his head and wrap himself around you in what can only be described as the best horse-hug on the planet!

Maggie

Maggie

Horse Breed: Shire
Age: 10

Shire mare, born 2011.  We first met Maggie at our local agricultural fair in 2014, where she formed part of a 4-up hitch, along with Annie, Button and Belle.  When the owner of these beautiful mares decided to retire in 2021, we were happily humbled to be entrusted with their long-term care!  Maggie is an extremely sweet-natured girl, often the first at the fence line to say good morning or enjoy a loving pat.  We are looking forward to getting to know her better, and readying her for work as a single carriage horse.  We are also learning how to care for her long, luscious forlock, mane and tail!

Maggie is a registered bay Shire mare from Alberta.  Lariviere Johnny's Girl Maggie was raised here in BC by Keith Taylor (Taylor Farms), along with her well-matched teammate, Annie.

The Shire horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2016 there were fewer than 1,500 registered worldwide.

Major

Major

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 10

Clydesdale gelding born 2010.  Major joined the Tally-Ho team in 2018, as one of our youngest, but biggest, boys.  His beautiful confirmation and winning personality has won multiple blue ribbons in the show ring, including Grand Champion; and he has gained a massive local fan club through his appearances at our annual local fair.  Major completed his first season as a carriage horse in 2019 and shows us every day how much he enjoys his work through his willingness, calmness and trust.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

Sampson

Sampson

Horse Breed: Belgian
Age: 16

Belgian gelding born 2004; son of Delilah.  We’ve affectionately nicknamed Sampson “Baby Boy” as his eyes often read that he's looking for reassurance in the world.  For the first two years with us, Sampson's primary driver, Christine, developed a close, trust based relationship with him that exemplifies what a great horse-human partnership looks like!  He's become very confident and willing in his job and can now be happily driven by multiple people.

Sarge

Sarge

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 18

Clydesdale gelding born 2002. Sarge and Kashe were the first of our mini-herd of Clydesdale horses that our horse-trainer and friend Ed, in Chetwynd, BC, readied for work in Victoria.  We knew Sarge was special the day we met him.  He is very sweet natured, extremely intelligent, and a stunning example of the Clydesdale breed.  He performs his job with ease and always helps us train new drivers.  Sarge's lovely disposition has earned him fans from around the world who come to visit him each year and feed him carrots.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

Spot

Spot

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 13

Clydesdale gelding born 2007. Spot came to Tally-Ho in 2015 and is one of our most reliable horses.  He has very kind eyes and the sweetest demeanor; and is always seeking love and attention from his humans (which we're all-too-happy to provide!).  He was a show-winning halter horse as a baby, and continues to turn heads when he's decked out in his ribbons and harness.  Spot has earned his Level 4 (Expert) in our horse development program and is often chosen to star in special events (weddings, movies, etc.) as he loves new experiences and settles in quickly to any new surroundings.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

Timber

Timber

Horse Breed: Percheron-Belgian
Age: 15

Percheron-Belgian cross, born 2005.  Timber and his logging partner, Tucker, came to Tally-Ho in 2019 and quickly won our hearts.   He is kind, willing and very confident in his work; and we think he may be still learning to 'put up with' the amount of affection he receives on a daily basis😍 .    Timber has a rare coat color called 'blue-roan', which means his coat will change color throughout the seasons, from black (winter) to light grey (summer), while his mane and tail remain a beautiful, flowing black.

Tucker

Tucker

Horse Breed: Percheron-Belgian
Age: 15

Percheron-Belgian cross, born 2005.  Tucker and his logging partner, Timber, came to Tally-Ho in 2019 and quickly won our hearts.   Tucker is friendly and eager to please.  He's taken quickly to working on his own (as a single carriage horse without Timber) and has proven himself to be steady and thoughtful.  While he looks at all the new things in his world, he takes them in with curiosity and shows trust in his driver when asked to simply 'walk on by'.  Tucker has a rare coat color called 'blue-roan', which means his coat will change color throughout the seasons, from black (winter) to light grey (summer), while his mane and tail remain a beautiful, flowing black.

Annie

Annie

Horse Breed: Shire
Age: 10

Shire mare, born 2011.  We first met Annie at our local agricultural fair in 2014, where she formed part of a 4-up hitch, along with Maggie, Button and Belle.  When the owner of these beautiful mares decided to retire in 2021, we were happily humbled to be entrusted with their long-term care!  Annie has settled in quickly to her new home and we are watching her slightly shy nature start to dissipate as she starts to trust us.  We are looking forward to getting to know her better, and readying her for work as a single carriage horse!

Annie is a registered bay Shire mare.  Taylor Shires Annie was bred, born and raised on the Saanich Peninsula by Keith Taylor (Taylor Farms).  This lucky lady had a wonderful upbringing and we will do our best to continue her top-notch care and develop our own special bond with her!

The Shire horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2016 there were fewer than 1,500 registered worldwide.

Belle

Belle

Horse Breed: Shire
Age: 16

Shire mare, born 2005.  We first met Belle at our local agricultural fair in 2014, where she formed part of a 4-up hitch, along with Maggie, Annie and Button.  When the owner of these beautiful mares decided to retire in 2021, we were happily humbled to be entrusted with their long-term care!

Belle and her well-matched teammate, Button, love to work and work hard they will!  If you think raw-horse-power, these two ladies have it!  At Tally-Ho Belle will expand her knowledge into the areas of natural horsemanship, and learn a new speed - Slow!  Belle is a confident mare and we know she is going to love having new, adoring fans as she transitions to becoming a single carriage horse.

The Shire horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2016 there were fewer than 1,500 registered worldwide.

Button

Button

Horse Breed: Shire
Age: 15

Shire mare, born 2006.  We first met Button at our local agricultural fair in 2014, where she formed part of a 4-up hitch, along with Maggie, Annie and Belle.  When the owner of these beautiful mares decided to retire in 2021, we were happily humbled to be entrusted with their long-term care!

Button and her well-matched teammate, Belle, love to work and work hard they will!  If you think raw-horse-power, these two ladies have it!  At Tally-Ho Button will expand her knowledge into the areas of natural horsemanship, and learn a new speed - Slow!  Button is a little more shy than Belle, but is quickly getting used to her new hoomans and how much attention they need!  We are looking forward to developing our partnership with her as she transitions to becoming a single carriage horse.

The Shire horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2016 there were fewer than 1,500 registered worldwide.

Clay

Clay

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 15

Clydesdale gelding born 2005; half-brother to Jerry.  Clay is a little shy and is picks his people.  Gaining his trust is a heartwarming experience as the partnership provides equal rewards to us and him.   One of Clay's unique physical characteristics is his blue eyes, which are rare in Clydesdales.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

Delilah

Delilah

Horse Breed: Belgian
Age: 20

This beautiful lady is one of only a few draft mares on the farm, born 2000.  We think Delilah may be a Suffolk Punch, perhaps crossed with a Belgian.  She is mommy to our beloved Sampson, and every gelding on the property thinks she's pretty fantastic.  Delilah is strong and determined, with a kind eye and softness to her that is incredibly inspiring.  Her 'happy pace' is rather on the speedy side and her drivers are always asking her to slow it down a little.  She earns a Gold Star for being the fastest horse on Victoria's streets!

The Suffolk Punch is considered to be one of the rarest breeds in the United Kingdom, and the breed is shown as in critical danger on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list.

Jerry

Jerry

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 15

Clydesdale gelding born 2005; half-brother to Clay.    Jerry has earned his Level 4 (Expert) in Tally-Ho's horse development program, meaning he is consistently calm, reliable, and accepting of new experiences; and demonstrates high degrees of trust, respect and confidence.  As a Level 4 horse, Jerry helps us train new drivers and often represents Tally-Ho in parades and movies.  In many of our Facebook photos you can see Jerry happily snoozing in the middle of his hay pile, while his friends eat around him.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

Jinx

Jinx

Horse Breed: Percheron
Age: 15

Percheron gelding born 2005.  Jinx was welcomed home to the Tally-Ho herd in December 2017, coming to us from Alberta where he was mainly used as part of a team to feed and do farm chores.  He captured our hearts quickly with his kindness, and we find ourselves reciprocating that ten-fold.  Jinx moved quickly through the stages of our horse development program and began work in Victoria's beautiful inner harbor in June 2018.  As a shy boy by nature, his biggest hurdle in his new job was getting used to all the affection from our team and his 'fans' who stop by to visit.  We're pleased to announce that Jinx has now fully developed his love for the paparazzi:😎

Kashe

Kashe

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 18

Clydesdale gelding born 2002. Kashe absolutely loves his job at Tally-Ho! He’s first to the gate each morning with hope that it's a work day.  We love his quirky attitude that reminds us of an elephant and mouse - he has great courage in the middle of a parade, yet may find that manhole cover a little bit scary.  He's a real character at home on the farm and is often the instigator behind play time in the paddocks.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

King

King

Horse Breed: Percheron
Age: 21

Percheron gelding born 1999. King is one of the largest horses in our herd, but you wouldn't know it based on his incredibly sweet, kind, puppy-dog personality.  He loves people and is only too happy to follow us around, looking for a soft pat, or kind word.  When standing next to him, King will always lower his head and wrap himself around you in what can only be described as the best horse-hug on the planet!

Maggie

Maggie

Horse Breed: Shire
Age: 10

Shire mare, born 2011.  We first met Maggie at our local agricultural fair in 2014, where she formed part of a 4-up hitch, along with Annie, Button and Belle.  When the owner of these beautiful mares decided to retire in 2021, we were happily humbled to be entrusted with their long-term care!  Maggie is an extremely sweet-natured girl, often the first at the fence line to say good morning or enjoy a loving pat.  We are looking forward to getting to know her better, and readying her for work as a single carriage horse.  We are also learning how to care for her long, luscious forlock, mane and tail!

Maggie is a registered bay Shire mare from Alberta.  Lariviere Johnny's Girl Maggie was raised here in BC by Keith Taylor (Taylor Farms), along with her well-matched teammate, Annie.

The Shire horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2016 there were fewer than 1,500 registered worldwide.

Major

Major

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 10

Clydesdale gelding born 2010.  Major joined the Tally-Ho team in 2018, as one of our youngest, but biggest, boys.  His beautiful confirmation and winning personality has won multiple blue ribbons in the show ring, including Grand Champion; and he has gained a massive local fan club through his appearances at our annual local fair.  Major completed his first season as a carriage horse in 2019 and shows us every day how much he enjoys his work through his willingness, calmness and trust.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

Sampson

Sampson

Horse Breed: Belgian
Age: 16

Belgian gelding born 2004; son of Delilah.  We’ve affectionately nicknamed Sampson “Baby Boy” as his eyes often read that he's looking for reassurance in the world.  For the first two years with us, Sampson's primary driver, Christine, developed a close, trust based relationship with him that exemplifies what a great horse-human partnership looks like!  He's become very confident and willing in his job and can now be happily driven by multiple people.

Sarge

Sarge

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 18

Clydesdale gelding born 2002. Sarge and Kashe were the first of our mini-herd of Clydesdale horses that our horse-trainer and friend Ed, in Chetwynd, BC, readied for work in Victoria.  We knew Sarge was special the day we met him.  He is very sweet natured, extremely intelligent, and a stunning example of the Clydesdale breed.  He performs his job with ease and always helps us train new drivers.  Sarge's lovely disposition has earned him fans from around the world who come to visit him each year and feed him carrots.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

Spot

Spot

Horse Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 13

Clydesdale gelding born 2007. Spot came to Tally-Ho in 2015 and is one of our most reliable horses.  He has very kind eyes and the sweetest demeanor; and is always seeking love and attention from his humans (which we're all-too-happy to provide!).  He was a show-winning halter horse as a baby, and continues to turn heads when he's decked out in his ribbons and harness.  Spot has earned his Level 4 (Expert) in our horse development program and is often chosen to star in special events (weddings, movies, etc.) as he loves new experiences and settles in quickly to any new surroundings.

The Clydesdale horse is listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list as a species vulnerable to extinction.  In 2010 the worldwide population was estimated to be 5,000.

Timber

Timber

Horse Breed: Percheron-Belgian
Age: 15

Percheron-Belgian cross, born 2005.  Timber and his logging partner, Tucker, came to Tally-Ho in 2019 and quickly won our hearts.   He is kind, willing and very confident in his work; and we think he may be still learning to 'put up with' the amount of affection he receives on a daily basis😍 .    Timber has a rare coat color called 'blue-roan', which means his coat will change color throughout the seasons, from black (winter) to light grey (summer), while his mane and tail remain a beautiful, flowing black.

Tucker

Tucker

Horse Breed: Percheron-Belgian
Age: 15

Percheron-Belgian cross, born 2005.  Tucker and his logging partner, Timber, came to Tally-Ho in 2019 and quickly won our hearts.   Tucker is friendly and eager to please.  He's taken quickly to working on his own (as a single carriage horse without Timber) and has proven himself to be steady and thoughtful.  While he looks at all the new things in his world, he takes them in with curiosity and shows trust in his driver when asked to simply 'walk on by'.  Tucker has a rare coat color called 'blue-roan', which means his coat will change color throughout the seasons, from black (winter) to light grey (summer), while his mane and tail remain a beautiful, flowing black.

Sponsorship Packages

Includes:

  • Personalized adoption certificate
  • Photo of your adopted horse, biography and fact sheet
  • One gift-certificate for a 90-minute, private carriage tour (maximum 6 guests) with your adopted horse
  • One of our ultimate keepsake plush horses. “Rimsky” is a life-like, soft and silky replica of our beloved Clydesdales.
  • Package of 5 greeting cards (blank inside) showcasing different Tally-Ho horses
  • Subscription to our email newsletter

Includes:

  • Personalized adoption certificate
  • Photo of your adopted horse, biography and fact sheet
  • One gift-certificate for a 60-minute, private carriage tour (maximum 6 guests) with your adopted horse
  • One of our ultimate keepsake plush horses. “Rimsky” is a life-like, soft and silky replica of our beloved Clydesdales.
  • Package of 5 greeting cards (blank inside) showcasing different Tally-Ho horses
  • Subscription to our email newsletter

Includes:

  • Personalized adoption certificate
  • Photo of your adopted horse, biography and fact sheet
  • One gift-certificate for a 30-minute, private carriage tour (maximum 6 guests) with your adopted horse
  • Package of 5 greeting cards (blank inside) showcasing different Tally-Ho horses
  • Subscription to our email newsletter

Includes:

  • Personalized adoption certificate
  • Photo of your adopted horse, biography and fact sheet
  • Package of 5 greeting cards (blank inside) showcasing different Tally-Ho horses
  • Subscription to our email newsletter

Includes:

  • Personalized adoption certificate
  • Photo of your adopted horse, biography and fact sheet
  • Personalized Tally-Ho thank you card
  • Subscription to our email newsletter

Includes:

  • Personalized adoption certificate
  • Photo of your adopted horse, biography and fact sheet
  • Subscription to our email newsletter

Additional Information 

  • All sponsorships are a single payment. You can choose to renew your donation at any time and continue your support of the Tally-Ho horses.
  • If you would like to contribute a different dollar value than the specified amounts, please fill in the amount on the payment screen.  Dollar values will be rounded down to the closest sponsorship level for the purposes of determining what will be included in your thank you package.
  • Gift certificates may be redeemed through the Tally-Ho Carriage Tours website (www.tallyhotours.com).  At the time of booking please specify the name of the horse you adopted.  Tally-Ho will make every effort to schedule your tour with your sponsored horse; however we are working with live animals and they may be off duty for a variety of reasons.  Our first priority is the health and safety of our animals, clients and the general public.  We reserve the right to substitute another horse should the need arise.
  • Horse sponsorships and associated elements are non-refundable, non-transferable and not redeemable for cash.
  • Tally-Ho Carriage Tours is not a registered charity and therefore is unable to provide a tax receipt for any donation.
  • Please allow up to 3 weeks for the delivery of your gift package, if applicable.