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Farmers pooled their buying power in 1946 to found this cooperative, now owned by more than 1,300 of them, with profits shared among members and non-members welcome at the counter. The Franklin store sits at 200 Eddy Lane, trading 7:30 to 4:30 on weekdays and to 1 on Saturday; a second branch on Fairview Boulevard […]
Founded in 1945 to supply the farming community with agricultural inputs, this co-op now counts over 2,800 local member-owners and says it serves more than 29,000 non-member customers across home, pet, equine, hunting, lawn and garden markets. Horse owners shopping the Murfreesboro main store at 985 Middle Tennessee Boulevard find a full line of Pinnacle […]
Blake Everett, DVM, MS, trained through an internship at Rood and Riddle in Lexington and a large animal surgical residency at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, and is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (Large Animal). The main surgery suite carries a large observation window so owners can watch; a second […]
The Murfreesboro arm began as ThorSport Farm South, opened to meet demand for training in Tennessee Walking Horse country after the organisation’s Ohio farm built a Walking Horse record the site puts at more than 90 world championships and 1,000 blue ribbons. It has since widened out: the site describes ThorSport South as a training […]
Travelling riders hauling through Middle Tennessee can stop at 6701 Cedar Grove Road, five minutes off the interstate, where overnight layover stalls arrive sanitised and bedded in pine shavings with two filled water buckets waiting. RV hook-ups with power and water sit alongside, and the facility is open 24 hours a day. For horses staying […]
Lessons here are sold by the semester rather than the hour: spring runs January to May, fall August to December, and each term carries no fewer than 15 lessons across three membership tiers. Private sessions are $100 an hour or $50 for a half hour, open to riders aged six and up, with adult-only classes […]
Established 2022 at 3351 East Compton Road in Murfreesboro, this western and ranch-events barn is built around instructor Jordan Dillenbeck, who holds a degree in Horse Science and lists 2023 and 2024 YEDA Coach honours plus a 2022 ASHA Limited Non-Pro National Championship. Full care board runs $900 a month for select clients: 12×12 stalls […]
Fifty-one acres on Harrison Road in Murfreesboro carry a hunter, jumper and equitation show barn whose 39 stalls measure 12×12. Riders school in a 100×200 lighted covered ring or a 150×300 outdoor one. Support space runs to a nine-bay grooming area, two indoor wash bays with hot and cold water, and a large tack room. […]
At 3515 Hwy 231 N in Shelbyville, this equine practice runs in-house and ambulatory work under Dr Belinda Mendenhall, a 2007 Oregon State graduate who joined in April 2012 and now runs the clinic. Dr Stephen Mullins, Auburn 1980, joined in January 2013, and Dr Logan Brown, Oklahoma State 2023, in November 2024. Digital radiography, […]
Minutes from the Celebration grounds at 2317 Hwy 41 A South, this Shelbyville yard keeps indoor stalls in 12×14 and 12×12 sizes, pasture board, and layover stalls for people showing locally. Horses of every discipline and age are taken. Riding lessons run from lead line beginners to advanced riders, with the stated approach that riders […]
Three barns on 75.5 acres at Bell Buckle hold 82 stalls between them, and one of those barns is given over to what the farm calls a breeding operation. The 36-stall main barn takes full-care boarders: individualised diet plan, twice daily feeding and watering, daily turnout weather permitting, stall cleaning and re-bedding. A separate 14-stall […]
Kris Moore’s 55-acre place on Tobe Robertson Road in Columbia sells board in four grades: free-range pasture from $550 a month, a private dry lot with stall or an outside stall with private turnout at $750, and a full-care stall at $1,000. Hay, water and twice-daily wellness checks come with all of them. The property […]
