We proudly raise working Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Catahoulas, and Airedale Terriers.
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Carolina Marsh Tackies are an important part of the history of South Carolina. These Colonial Spanish horses were brought over some 500 years ago to help settle the Carolinas and Georgia. Most of these horses exhibit solid colors with some primitive markings (zebra or tiger strips). They average 14.3 hands or under. These endangered horses are level-headed, sure-footed and swamp-savvy which makes them a pleasure to ride during a low country hog hunt. In July 2010, the Marsh Tacky became the South Carolina state horse.