“Where in this wide world can
man find nobility without pride,
friendship without envy or beauty
without vanity? Here, where
grace is laced with muscle and
strength by gentleness confined”.
~ Horses, Ronald Duncan
And so for 3 weekends ( 2 in September, 1 in October) we drove around the Caledon area chasing the Headwaters Horses. Headwaters Parade of Horses is a whimsical and unique series of outdoor horse sculptures featuring 28 fiberglass horses transformed through the creativity of talented artisans. These magnificent sculptures have been vibrantly brought to life to reflect the spirit of the Headwaters. Each statue stands at 15 hands and measures 18 inches wide (chest), 8 feet 3 inches in length, 6 feet at the highest point, and weighs 150 pounds. (From Headwaters Horse Country website).
Love for Humanity, Brownsville Junction 17250 Hwy 27, Schomberg
High Spirit Dancer Calypso, Hickstead Park – 21 Summit Ridge Drive, Schomberg
Future Past 2412 at 115 Main Street, Erin
Bernard at 7 Buena Vista Drive, Orangeville
Missy at 200 Pine Avenue, Palgrave
Celebrate at 200 Pine Avenue, Palgrave
Harlequin at King Heritage and Cultural Centre, 2920 King Rd., King City. 
Twosome Wanderers with Harlequin, designed by Amanda Brittin and painted to look like a patchwork quilt.
There are 28 horses – 2 are with private owners and 1 we simply cannot find despite checking the location. We have visited 20 horses so far and 5 we still have to chase in another weekend.
LINKS TO – Horses of Headwaters – 4, Horses of Headwaters – 2, Horses of Headwaters – 1
Caledon Area, Ontario – September 16 & 22, October 20, 2018
