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The farm has stalls available for a variety of services. Full Board, Consignment Board, Training Board is offered on long and short terms. Private farm on a very quiet setting that allows personalized service, excellent care, beautiful fescue pastures, top … Continue reading →

Today was King’s last day here at the farm. As this day has been approaching, I had King’s owner Dr. Harry Moore drive in from North Carolina a few times to take lessons. Harry is making adjustments with his riding, … Continue reading →

This past weekend’s Rolex Three Day Event proudly boasted 21 ex-racehorses who were entered in the 4-Star. Many riders are true die-hard Thoroughbred fans simply because of their competitiveness, speed, versatility and heart. From the looks of things, the breed is making … Continue reading →

Going back to the basics and schooling gymnastic type fences is something that should continue with one’s riding no matter what level you may be competing. For me, my weakness is in stadium jumping. So I recently sat down and … Continue reading →

We placed a weathervane on top of the barn’s cupola for decoration, not as a tool for predicting weather. With 2 days of 30+ mph winds and the stadium fences falling over in the arena, the crescent moon on our … Continue reading →

I was strongly urged by my coach and friend Werner Geven to enter this year’s Red Hills International Trials in Florida. It was explained to me that it’s one of the best organized events with fantastic jumps and huge crowds. … Continue reading →

When the word ‘Thoroughbred’ comes to mind, what do you envision? What is the first word that may pop out of your mouth? Many come to the conclusion that if it’s a former racehorse, then its going to be fast, pulling away … Continue reading →

King arrived today from North Carolina to start his training work. He has come to the farm for a bit of ‘boot-camp’ and his owner will be traveling down throughout the month for lessons. King is a real sweetheart who … Continue reading →

If you’re looking for a quiet, safe and reliable place to board your competition horse or retiree, we have an open stall that is available. May 1st, there will be 2 openings. The farm is a great place to train … Continue reading →

Ray and Stella have a photo in the March issue of the USEA Eventing magazine. It’s a very good story about trailer safety and is a good read.