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In Memoriam


The Brego Foundation is a retirement facility. Horses that arrive here have a home for the rest of their lives. And that requires us to perform the greatest act of love, which is to know when it's time. These are the horses that left us and are now running free with the Great Herd. 

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Billy


Billy was lost to colic in April of 2020. He was our master magician, healer and mystic. His work with veterans and people suffering from trauma was unparalleled. We were graced with seven additional years with him after his colic surgery in 2014. 

When Billy was not engaged in healing work with our populations, he was the constant protector of Montana - our elder statesman. 
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Montana


Montana passed in November of 2020 at 35 years of age. He was retired at the ranch when we acquired it in 2012 and was the first to arrive with Billy. Like many of our horses, his history was scattered with sporadic details. A deep scar on his tongue depicted a harsher history prior to his arrival at Golden Gate Park, where he was a rental horse for many years. When the park stables closed he joined several of the park horses at Baywood Equestrian Center where is sole mission was to teach very young children to ride, including my son. He continued that mission up until October of 2020. 
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Pepsi


Pepsi was the soft landing for Montana when Billy passed. Nearly the same age, they were inseparable and were allowed to roam the ranch as they pleased. He only had one mission and that was to make people laugh. His favorite pastime was chasing the Gator around to he could munch on the bits of hay in the back. Even in his mid-30's he would try to nip you if he did not agree with the plan. 
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Wherever man has left his footprint in the long ascent from barbarism to civilization we will find the hoof print of the horse beside it.
~ John Moore ~