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Reproduction and foaling drive the work at Buena Vista Farm, established in 1997 at 11122 W. Highway 326. Owner and staff veterinarian Carolin Von Rosenberg, DVM, graduated from North Carolina State University in 1989 and has more than 20 years in equine reproduction; Kaitlyn Canton is farm manager. The 65-acre property has 44 stalls, horse-safe […]
An isolation pen and a hot walker are on the list here, which is not common on a twelve-acre yard, and the owner is a registered veterinary technician who lives on the property. Established in 2019 and run as a family operation, the farm has roughly twice as many stalls as acres, most of them […]
Adoptable horses are sorted into rideable and companion lists, and the training ladder is set out: unstarted, started at under twenty hours of foundation work, then under saddle. Adopters need at least two acres of pasture per horse, safe fencing and shelter; every horse leaves barefoot and is intended for one rider only. The route […]
Peter and Mary Gregory started this place in 1984, and 335 acres now hold 140 retired horses, fifty of those acres left as native woods and wetland. Intake comes from law enforcement seizures, SPCA and humane society rescues and animals retired from government service; the farm states plainly that it does not accept horses from […]
Eduardo Azpurua, a Venezuelan Thoroughbred trainer who had won that country’s Triple Crown, started this Morriston operation in 1978; his three sons still train Thoroughbreds, and the farm says it has bred thousands of horses with success reaching the Kentucky Derby. Its 115 acres of Argentine-Bahia grass carry seven pastures of 10 to 20 acres, […]
Theresa Batchelor became a quadriplegic in 1997 and found her way back through horses — in particular a discarded and abused Arabian filly called Beauty, who gave this Morriston charity both its name and, in 2006, its start. It marks twenty years in October 2026. Adoption runs through an Interest Form first; a matching horse […]
Javier “Beto” Gamboa and his wife Kirsten have owned this 22-acre Eustis yard off State Road 44 since 2009. He started training at eighteen in Colombia, came to the United States in 1986 and has competed since he was ten, mainly over fences before eventing drew him towards dressage; four of his five brothers train […]
Manon Cremer Ceja started C’s Horse Ranch on Sandy Pines Road in 2018 with her husband Rob. She completed Gallops one to seven and all five “savoir” certifications with the French Equestrian Federation, holds all eight La Cense horsemanship degrees and graduated level one Parelli partnership, having worked under Francis Rebel of the Cadre Noir […]
Ali Wheatley, who moved over from England, and her daughter Loran have run this Clermont operation since 2008, starting with two horses called Sonny and Little Girl. Close to fifty horses now live on Toad Road alongside cows, donkeys, goats, chickens and tortoises. The front page calls the place “a Sanctuary” for “the rescue, rehabilitation, […]
Founded in August 1981 by Drs. John Peterson and Johnny Mac Smith, the practice opened its hospital at 4747 SW 60th Avenue in Ocala on July 10, 1983 and has since added surgery, medicine, sports medicine and isolation barns. More than 25 veterinarians and over 50 technicians staff six departments: ambulatory care, internal medicine, lab […]
Medical directors Dr. Damian McEntee, MVB, and Dr. Greg BonenClark, DVM, MRCVS, an ACVS Diplomate, head this ambulatory equine practice, established in 2012 at 10195 US-27 and now part of the PetVet Care Centers network. Drs. Caitlin Tenewitz, Christina Frost and Kaylin Henry round out the veterinary team. Its mobile units carry wireless digital radiography, […]
John B. Madison opened Ocala Equine Hospital in 1997 as a surgical referral center for elective cases and orthopedic emergencies, working largely on racing Thoroughbreds; in 2001 it merged with two ambulatory practices to become the current P.A. Its pool recovery system, which the hospital describes as unique to the region, backs its fracture repair […]
