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Tri-County Feeds, Fashions, Finds traces back to 1978, when founder Bill Jackson began delivering paper bedding from his brother’s garage before securing an exclusive Pennfield Feed Technologies dealership. Located on John Marshall Highway in Marshall, the store combines an equine, livestock and pet feed department with a tack and equestrian supply section carrying riding apparel, […]
Loudoun County Milling calls itself one of the Virginia Piedmont’s few operating mills and one of the oldest, and says it has been in the feed business for over a century. The Rogers family, farming in Loudoun since 1907, still produces grain, hay and straw supplied to the mill for retail sale. Horse owners get […]
CFC Farm & Home Center’s Warrenton branch trades from a downtown storefront on Washington Street under manager Kathy Dickson. It belongs to a cooperative owned by its farmer members across Virginia and West Virginia, and the store counter is also the route to that cooperative’s field services: agronomy consultation, on-farm advisory visits, grain marketing assistance […]
Glenn Covington manages the CFC Farm & Home Center branch on East Main Street in Marshall. Feed here is stocked by species, covering cattle, equine, swine, sheep, goat and poultry, and the shelves extend beyond it to animal health items, fencing, hardware and building materials, horse equipment, show supplies, work clothing and lawn and garden […]
Feed delivery from the Purcellville store runs on regular weekday routes at a $9 charge per order, on a $150 minimum with at least one bag of feed and ordering at least monthly; gates, fence boards, posts and shavings go out Monday to Friday. The store names its equine department as its largest and describes […]
Established in 1992 by Jo Motion, the two-story shop at 103 West Federal Street sells consigned, new and used equestrian equipment, with tack and apparel upstairs and boots, saddles and blankets below. Foxhunting is the specialty: hunt jackets, pinks and frock coats, hunt caps, top hats and derbies, and appointments including gentlemen’s and ladies’ flasks, […]
Horse Country Saddlery in Warrenton sells English riding attire and equestrian tack with a particular emphasis on fox hunting: scarlet and frock coats, tweed jackets and hunt-specific gear sit alongside bridles, saddles, bits and riding helmets. The shop takes custom orders for Dehner and Vogel boots in addition to ready stock, and keeps both current […]
Four horse-specific covers are named on the agency’s equine page: mortality, for death by injury, illness, disease or theft; major medical, for veterinary treatment, medication and surgery; loss of use, when a horse can no longer do its insured job; and personal liability, for injury or property damage a horse causes. Farm insurance is a […]
Horse-and-rider sessions travel to the client’s own barn, a local show or another favorite spot within an hour of Leesburg, with travel fees added beyond that. The equine creative retainer is $900 and covers roughly an hour of shooting and 30 high-resolution digital images, with nothing extra charged for additional horses or other barn animals; […]
Lessons run 45 minutes and carry a 200-pound rider weight limit, covering scripted lessons and trail rides out of 10263 La Canada Way in Shadow Hills. Silver Inspiration Ranch reaches the Hansen Dam and Tujunga Wash equine trails from the property, which it describes as a sanctuary in the Verdugo Foothills. Boarding is offered in […]
Opened in the 1970s as J-Bar Ranch, where Jack and Barbara Thompson bred Quarter Horses, the property at 11270 Dominica Avenue spent 2003 to 2009 as The Horse House before Phil and Lyles Perkins renamed it Courtship Ranch and rebuilt its electrical, drainage, barns, turnouts and arenas. Riders work in a covered arena measuring 100 […]
Board is posted for 2026: $675 a month for a partially covered pipe corral, $775 for a shedrow box stall and $800 for a Big Barn box stall or open pipe, shavings included in the latter two. Every rate covers two feedings a day, alfalfa in the morning and long-strand Bermuda in the evening, blanketing, […]
