Cheveyo
"Chevy"
Breed: Percheron
Gender: Gelding
Color: Grey
Birth Date: May 21, 2010
Height: 18h
Chevy came to us in May of 2024 looking for a home that fit our veterans program. His name at the time was Smalls which we still refer to often as the nickname is contrary of his size.
Before coming to Courage Rock, "Smalls" was purchased from an auction from a lady that had intended to buy a saddle but instead, purchased Smalls when she saw his condition as he was getting off the trailer. After much needed TLC and nutrition, she had decided he was ready for his next adventure which landed him here.
The name Cheveyo is of Native American origin and holds significant meaning in indigenous cultures. In the Hopi tribe, Cheveyo translates to "spirit warrior" or "spiritual leader." Cheveyo is seen as a powerful name, reflecting courage, strength, and leadership qualities.
In Native American mythology, the term Cheveyo is often associated with supernatural abilities and a connection to the spiritual world. It is believed that those named Cheveyo possess special powers granted by the spirits, allowing them to heal, protect, and guide their community.
Chevy is used for the veterans program and more advanced riders.
Characteristics & Facts:
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Percherons are among the largest and oldest breeds of horses. They are draft horses, bred for size and strength.
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Chevy loves treats and will greet you in the pasture.
Our Mission is to engage and develop the relationship between humans and the therapeutic energy of a horse to strengthen the physical, emotional, and mental well-being of ones life.