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Tinkerbell

Tinkerbell is the tiniest member of our herd, but don’t let her size fool you — this Shetland pony is the biggest personality of the paddock. Adored for pony rides and non-ridden OT sessions, she brings confidence, smiles and plenty of personality to Racing Hearts.

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Tinkerbell may be the tiniest member of the Racing Hearts herd, but she has absolutely no doubt that she is in charge.

This adorable Shetland pony is small in size and enormous in personality. As the boss of the paddock, Tinkerbell keeps everyone organised, ponies and horses included, and brings a wonderful mix of cheekiness, confidence and charm to the centre.

Tinkerbell is a favourite for pony rides, especially for our smallest riders who are just beginning their horse journey. Her size makes her approachable and less intimidating, helping children experience the joy of being around ponies in a safe and positive way.

She also plays an important role in non-ridden sessions, including work with our occupational therapist. For participants who may not be ready to ride, or who benefit from ground-based interaction, Tinkerbell offers a gentle and engaging way to build confidence, connection, sensory awareness and trust.

Ponies like Tinkerbell are incredibly special in a program like ours. They help people take those first small steps, whether that is sitting in the saddle, brushing a pony, leading quietly or simply sharing space.

Sponsoring Tinkerbell helps support her feed, hay, veterinary care, farrier work, dental care, bodywork and everyday wellbeing — all very important for such a tiny CEO.

What Sponsorship Helps Cover

When you sponsor a horse at Racing Hearts McIntyre Centre, you are helping provide the care, feed, health support, and training that allows these horses to continue changing lives. Your support helps retired racehorses find purpose, helps participants access meaningful programs, and helps keep this Centre alive for the community.

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