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Tranquility Farm sits on 38 acres of rolling hills and pasture at 6405 NW 110th Street in Reddick, roughly 16 minutes from the World Equestrian Center, behind an elm-lined entrance. Its 24-stall barn has 12-by-14 stalls with rubber mats, lighting and fans. The farm calls itself a show jumping barn and a full care show […]
Head trainer Cristyan Serna coaches out of Horse Club Florida at 7955 SW 72nd Ct, a show jumping barn under ten minutes from the World Equestrian Center that works to the motto soft hands, strong legs, steady mind. Boarding comes two ways: full training board pairing six days a week of horse and rider training […]
Only three boarding spots are offered at a time at Cavalia Show Stables, a 33-acre farm at 8210 SW 34th Place. Horses get 12-by-12 stalls with Amberway fans and back windows and paddocks for daily turnout; the barn also has a covered hot walker, covered wash racks with a fly spray system, a grooming area, […]
Gus and Mary Carolyn Galloway established Eden Farm in 1976 so their children could ride hunter/jumper, and daughter Megan Galloway, a USHJA Certified Trainer with over 25 years riding, showing and training horses, runs it today. The 30-acre farm at 1720 SW 42nd Street has an eight-stall barn, three two-acre paddocks seeded with Bahia in […]
Woodrow W. Henry Sr. and Mrs. Henry, both Morgan Horse Association Hall of Fame inductees, founded Bobbin Hollow in 1960; third-generation horsewoman Lark Rene Henry now directs it. The property at 8990 NW 187th Lane runs to over 89 acres and holds a 15-stall show barn with wash racks and a 60-foot round pen, an […]
MTRA started in 1983 at Peg Wallace’s farm as an unpaid volunteer effort and took 501(c)(3) status in 1985. It now works from 30 acres on the Florida Greenway and Trails at 6850 SE 41st Court, in a facility built in 2008 with Community Development Block Grant funds that holds an indoor arena, offices and […]
Betty Gray founded Stirrups ‘n Strides in January 2007 on a 30-acre farm at 4246 W Highway 318 in Citra. The 501(c)(3) center is accredited by PATH International, runs three arenas and more than 15 equines plus donkeys, and reports over 100 clients. Gray is a registered instructor and a Level 2 driving instructor; certified […]
Jeffrey and Cynthia Frye started Painted Pony Pastures in 2007, moving the 501(c)(3) rescue from Palm City to 1410 NE 77th Street in Ocala. Jeffrey, a disabled Vietnam veteran, is executive director and Cynthia is assistant director and treasurer; the site says the couple, both retired and in their seventies, self-finance the operation and receive […]
Founded on March 9, 2021, Happy Valley Horse Rescue is a 501(c)(3), EIN 86-2491799, providing rescue, rehabilitation and lifelong sanctuary for horses at risk of slaughter and for the elderly, injured, retired and abandoned, 30 to 40 at a time, at a farm next door to the World Equestrian Center. It grew out of more […]
Ocala Stud sold its first crop of two-year-olds in 1958 and now spans three farms totaling 500 acres in the Ocala and Marion County area, with the main operation on Shady Road south of State Road 200. Six stallions stand there, at advertised fees between $3,000 and $8,500. The main farm has a 5/8-mile training […]
