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Riding instruction at 9736 Liberty Road, Twinsburg has run since the 1980s, on a property the farm describes as an equestrian destination for over 50 years, across the road from Liberty Park. Group lessons take four or five riders for an hour at $55, semi-private lessons run 45 minutes for two or three riders at […]
The Post family built on this Chagrin Falls land in 1837; Linda Lybarger opened an equestrian facility on the 135 acres in 1982 and added a neighbouring 40-acre horse farm two years later. The Schneider family, who own Schneider Saddlery, took over in 2017. The grounds hold an 80-by-250-foot indoor arena, a second indoor put […]
Nine veterinarians practise out of Unionville Equine Associates’ clinic on Webster Lane in Oxford, among them Mark T. Donaldson, VMD, a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, and Jill B. Acland, VMD, who specialises in advanced dentistry. Beyond routine floating with hand and power floats, the practice’s dental services include management of […]
Pickering Equine operates from Worthington Road in Chester Springs, combining an ambulatory sports-medicine practice with a rehabilitation facility built around water and dry treadmills. Hope Batchelor, DVM, a Certified Equine Rehabilitation and Performance Veterinarian, treats suspensory and tendon injuries, surgical cases and ophthalmic cases at the facility. Both boarders and ship-in horses are accepted, whether […]
Dr David Adam-Castrillo founded this New Hope veterinary business and runs it as an ambulatory service with a small clinic on Creamery Road for day appointments. He took his VMD at the University of Pennsylvania in 1998, interned at Mid-Atlantic Equine Medical Center, held a fellowship at Oregon State, then completed a three-year surgical residency […]
Six veterinarians — Peter Blauner VMD, Jennifer Buchholz VMD, Diana Cnudde VMD, Rachel Herman DVM, Kelli Powers DVM and Nina Dellarte VMD — work from 219 Maple Ave. in Harleysville as what the practice calls an ambulatory equine practice serving Montgomery, Bucks and Chester counties, with emergency care available 24 hours a day. Lameness cases […]
Carlos F. Jimenez, DVM, a 1986 graduate of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, owns Complete Equine Health Service in Coatesville, established in 1992. He has practised equine and canine chiropractic since that year and veterinary acupuncture since 1993, holding IVAS and AVCA certifications, and has given most of his time since 1996 […]
Maija, a licensed massage therapist, founded Freely Forward Bodywork in 2020 and works from Cochranville, serving clients across eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland, Florida and Iowa. Her hands-on work includes myofascial release using the John Barnes method, an equine-specific pelvis protocol, Integrative Muscular Movement Therapy, cupping and Pulse PEMF therapy, and sessions include watching […]
Lorri Biamonte keeps the training book to two or three horses at a time, mostly animals new to dressage and off-track thoroughbreds, and teaches no group lessons at all — riders from age four up are taken one at a time. Sixteen matted stalls sit on a wide aisle with two grooming stalls and a […]
Leroy M. Sensenig bought the old Hinkletown Feed Mill from Earl Sauder in 1945 after nine years managing a smaller operation, and the business he started has since passed through four generations, moving from Hinkletown to Ephrata in 1970 and finally to its current New Holland site in 1985. His son Ken joined in 1959, […]
Run by the King brothers on Compass Road in Gap, Double J Farms grew out of their own farming background into a business that mills poultry, swine, goat, sheep and equine feed using ingredients sourced from local family farms, with many formulas made without GMO grain. Horse owners choose among three 50-pound bagged blends: a […]
Since 1987 the Stoltzfus family has run this retail feed and supply store in Gap as a country store rather than a milling operation, stocking equine, farm-animal and pet feed alongside wild bird seed and lawn and garden goods. Beyond the shelves, the store offers blade sharpening and blanket washing and repair, plus nutritional consultation […]
