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Near the historic Pinehurst Horse Training Track sits The Country Saddler, trading since 1989 after relocating from Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Most merchandise is designed and produced in house, including Legacy Bridleworks custom bridles made from British leather, Legacy Leatherworks belts and dog collars, The Custom Horse barn and horse clothing, Journeymen custom chaps, and […]
Founded in 1926 by Archie B. and Katie Johnson Parker as a dewberry, tobacco and vegetable operation, Terrace Ridge Farm is now a fourth-generation family farm run by Michael, Carol, Garin, Matthew and Hannah Parker between Vass and Carthage. The farm grows and bales coastal bermuda and Tifton 44 hay, marketed for horses at above […]
Virginia’s original therapeutic riding pilot program, set up in 1974 by 4-H leader Barbara Baird and journalist Leonard Warner through the Loudoun County Agricultural Extension Service, is now a PATH International Premier Accredited Center and one of two such centers in Loudoun County. Fifteen horses and ponies carry the programming: adaptive riding, carriage driving for […]
The 140-by-74-foot indoor arena here is footed with masonry sand and Lightfoot material made from recycled athletic shoes, and riders mount from an elevated deck fitted with a mechanical SureHands lift. The 27-acre Aldie property, 16 acres of it pasture, adds a half-mile trail system, a lighted 100-by-200 outdoor ring and ten 12-by-12 stalls; it […]
Board is posted at $1,200 a month at this 45-acre hunter/jumper barn on Evergreen Mills Road, covering feed, hay, turnout in and out, blanketing and holding for vet and farrier. The custom-built plant runs to 23 stalls across two barns, 19 paddocks, three wash stalls with hot and cold water in two of them, and […]
Luis worked his way from farm hand to facility manager over two decades before opening these stables at 19876 Riders Success Lane in 2021 with co-owner and office manager Emma, who holds accounting degrees from George Mason University. Teaching is done in house across hunters, jumpers and equitation by program director Bruce Leland, USHJA credentialed […]
More than 250 cross-country fences, set from pre-novice through intermediate across over 100 acres, make up the schooling ground on this 267-acre farm in western Loudoun, founded in 1986 by Phyllis Dawson and her mother Grace. Dawson rode Albany II to tenth place for the United States at the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul and […]
White Oak Stables is a private family farm on Old Waterloo Road in Warrenton that keeps Highland cattle alongside its horses and offers riding lessons by appointment, with a stated focus on adult beginners, anxious riders and plus-sized riders, plus summer camps and horsemanship instruction. Lessons run $35 each, with an optional $55-a-year digital pass […]
The Waterford farm at 15042 Milltown Road handles Virginia certification work, boarding and conditioning Thoroughbreds toward the state’s owner and breeder bonuses of 25 to 50 percent for top-three finishes in open races. The family business dates itself to 1979 and keeps a second base in Poolesville, Maryland. Breeding is described as close monitoring of […]
Lesson prices are published: $80 for a group, $90 semi-private, $110 for a full private, with ten-lesson blocks discounted and good for 180 days. Christine Vitkus founded the farm in 2003 and it now teaches from 50 acres of pasture with run-in sheds and automatic waterers on Foggy Bottom Road. Horses, ponies and tack are […]
Three rings serve this Aldie barn: a 100-by-200 indoor with fifteen vent windows, a PA system and heated viewing, a lighted all-weather outdoor of the same size, and a 125-by-250 sand jumper ring. Tom Navarro bought the place from Courtland Farm LLC in 2006, rebuilt it as a full-service hunter/jumper operation and now has more […]
Icelandic horses are the entire business here, and the ground reflects it: a 250-meter FEIF-sanctioned oval track, a 300-meter pace track, a covered arena, a 20-meter round pen and a natural horsemanship trail at 36727 Leith Lane, where Antje Freygang established the farm in 2015. The stallion Galdur fra Reykjavik stands at Montaire, assessed at […]
