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Before incorporation in 1920 the Township Line Road site worked as a hay press powered by horses in the cellar, where farmers brought loose hay to be pressed into bales and loaded onto railroad cars. The business became Belle Mead Farmers LLC in 2001 but still trades under the Co-Op name. Horse owners will find […]
Brendan Furlong, MVB MRCVS, founded this practice in 1982 and remains its president and owner; the base is 101 Homestead Road in Oldwick, though most work is done at the client’s farm, with emergency cover around the clock. The roster includes two diplomates of the American College of Theriogenology, Jennifer Linton, VMD, and Olivia Stonehouse, […]
Opened in 1986 and now staffed by more than forty people, including sixteen veterinarians of whom eight are board certified, this Ringoes hospital at 40 Frontage Road has been expanded to house 34 horses. Co-founder Dr Peter Bousum qualified at the University of Pennsylvania in 1969. Two surgical suites and a stand-alone, climate-controlled isolation building […]
James L. Smith, DVM runs an ambulatory-only practice out of 20 Bunnvale Road in Califon, travelling to horses across New Jersey rather than taking cases at a clinic. The work is dentistry: equilibration and correction of malocclusions with pneumatic instruments powered by an air compressor, which he explains run quieter than electric tools, throw off […]
Membership costs $25 a month for an individual and $50 for a family, free for the first month, and buys reduced rates on schooling shows, clinics and camp — non-members can book the same events at a higher price. Jonathan and Barbara Hodosh own the 100-acre property at 39 Warsaw Road in Kingwood, which carries […]
Morgans, American Saddlebreds and Hackney Ponies are the stock in trade at 28 Senator Stout Road, where Ann and Brad Scussell have worked since 1984, having married and started the business together in 1977. Ann was the first winner of the AMHA Saddle Seat Gold Medal National Final in 1973 and the first Morgan equitation […]
Adult amateur eventers are the focus here, particularly riders coming back after years out of the saddle. Stephanie Swites owns and heads the programme at 718 Sergeantsville Road in Stockton; she holds a B.S. in English equestrian studies with a riding and training emphasis plus a second in business management from the University of Findlay, […]
Family owned since 1981, the shop at 735 County Road 523 in Sergeantsville bills itself as Hunterdon County’s only full line Purina Certified Expert Dealer and stocks Tribute, Triple Crown, Kalmbach, McCauley’s, Cavalor, Mazuri, Emerald Valley, Alfa Green and Albright’s beside it. Forage comes as baled hay and alfalfa, Standlee and Lucerne Farms products, and […]
Dental appointments at this Crosswicks practice follow a set shape: light sedation, a full mouth speculum, and a hand on every tooth as well as the gums and tongue, with electric instruments rather than hand floats doing the correction. Wolf teeth come out and caps are checked from two years old, and horses are back […]
Deborah learned her horsemanship from Mrs Reeder at The Reeders of Worlington in England before moving to the States; she holds ARIA Level I and Level II Hunt Seat Equitation and judges under the Open Horse Show Association as J390. Her yard at 1418 Old Indian Mills Road in Shamong spreads over 150 acres of […]
Seventy-six acres at 141 Georgetown-Chesterfield Road hold 32 box stalls, each twelve feet square with its own window and rubber mats, six grooming stalls, two hot and cold wash stalls and a pair of tack rooms. Horses go out every day, alone or with a friend, and the indoor arena runs 100 by 220 feet, […]
Two brothers, Matthew and Noah Bassett, began this business in 2008 after spotting a local supply shortage; they moved to a rented farm in 2011 and bought a forty-acre property in 2015. New Jersey timothy is offered first-cut and second-cut and baled three ways — two-string, 3×3 large squares and rounds — while western forages […]
