| Name of Horse | Owner | Description | Other Note(s) |
| Yvonne | Dave Benson | 800 lb., reddish | lively |
| Nellie | 600 lb., white | Drowned; went through the ice off Hillview | |
| Bessie | 1200 lb., light brown | Clydesdale; bought in Benton, NL in the mid-1950’s; sold in the mid-1960’s. Bes was a loving and pleasant horse. She was shared by the family (Thomas Benson, David Benson, Alex Baker). My memories of Bess take me back to Christmas. Every Christmas my family would borrow Bess to go to cut the Christmas tree. It was an enjoyable day of fun, horse riding, boil up and cutting the perfect tree. Bess loved apples which we picked for her in the fall. She looked forward to her treats every hour and all the leftovers at the end of the day. | |
| Belle | James Churchill | 800 lb., black | |
| Ben Critch | white | Bought from Lawrence Adey of Adeytown | |
| Levi Frost | Pinto, 1000 | Sold to Ezekiel Smith, Hodge’s Cove | |
| Lindo | Walter Frost | 700 lb., brown | fast |
| Don | Wm. J. Frost | 1000 lb., reddish brown | Bought from Dave Stoyles of Hillview; this was the horse that Richard Loder of Hillview was killed on (his son Eugene was with him at the time) when hauling mail from the train station at Northern Bight Station. |
| Tim | Gordon Howse | 2000+ lb., buckskin | Brought home from lumberwoods in Central Newfoundland |
| Queen | Edmund Allan Lambert | ||
| Nell | Art Sheppard | White | |
| King | Ben Smith | 650 lb., brown | Bought from Hughie Sheppard in Sunnyside |
| Belmont | Isaac “Ike” Smith | Black | |
| Max | Alf Stoyles | 600 lb., black | |
| Dot | Dave Stoyles | 800 lb., red | A pacer |
| Queen | 800 lb., black | fast | |
| Bon | Will Stoyles | 1000 lb., red | |
| Kenneth Churchill | |||
| Blackie | Uriah Churchil | ||
| Star | Uriah Churchill | Star was named because of the white spot just above his eyes. It is believed that Star was killed by the train near where Churchill’s Mill was located. |
