In 1996 she gave Carley and Dean a pair of whites but they have produced no white babies. The mare did produce one white baby from another stallion. Today there are 8 white horses at the ranch and they do produce white babies. The ranch is now owned by Ruth's sister, Ruby Shumaker and is listed in the National Register of Historical Places. However, this does not entitle them to any funding.
All restoration is done with private or donated funds and their own or volunteer labor.
The White Horse Ranch buildings - the house, registry office, old blacksmith's shop, long barn, horse barns, and museum appear in relatively good condition. The White Horse Ranch is open to the public 9 AM to 6 PM on Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday and 12 Noon to 6 PM on Sunday. They have camp grounds both primitive and with electric water and have fine fishing. You might possibly enjoy some vacation time at this scenic 2400 acre ranch. You may even want to donate some well needed labor in exchange for your camp ground.