History

 

 

When first built, the farm was a first-class Arabian breeding farm with expensive horses dotting pastures, raising their young.

There was also a 3/8 mile track, complete with grandstand for the Sunday afternoon Miniature Horse Harness Races, quite a social event in its time. The grandstand still shelters visitors and spectators, but now in front is a regulation size dressage arena, complete with judge's gazebo and two-story announcer's booth, which is used for competitions as well as exhibitions and riding clinics.

About four years ago, the owners turned it into a first-class dressage training facility, keeping the efficient layout the same with only minor changes.

The excellent quality pastures still dotted with horses, but in this day and age, they are quality riding horses, used for many different purposes, from dressage to pleasure riding.