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Racehorse trainers, breeding farms, racetracks, show horse stables, training centres and feed stores make up the customer list here, and have since 1987 — the business describes itself as specialising in the racehorse training and breeding industries. Western alfalfa and western grass hay come east in quantity, sold by the full truckload, by the bale […]
Founded in 1989 and based on Barnabas Road in Newtown, Fairfield Equine Associates opened a purpose-built equine hospital in 2000 equipped with CT imaging and a MILE-PET scanner alongside surgical suites, and its veterinarians have travelled with the United States Equestrian Team to multiple Olympic Games. Dental specialist Robert Barrett, DVM, MS, a Diplomate of […]
Grand Prix Equine runs as an ambulatory sport-horse practice based in Hawleyville, with veterinarians positioned across Connecticut, Westchester County, Long Island, Massachusetts and Wellington, Florida. Partner Luvie Abell, DVM, holds IVCA certification in animal chiropractic alongside training in equine acupuncture, while associate Nicole Zitzmann carries the same IVCA credential; both perform spinal manipulation and sports-medicine […]
Tucked into Greenfield Hill on Merwins Lane in Fairfield, Banks Maple Tree Farm has offered boarding on its ten-acre property since 1948. The farm keeps horses in small groups outdoors around the clock in what it calls a non-herd setup, supported by four grass paddocks, an outdoor riding ring with two smaller paddocks, and a […]
Rising Starr Horse Rescue operates from Silver Spring Road in Wilton as a working rescue rather than a permanent sanctuary, having placed more than 210 of the over 300 horses it has taken in since founding into permanent homes. The 501(c)(3) saves, rehabilitates and retrains horses that arrive neglected, abandoned or abused before offering them […]
Operating in Redding since 1972, Whimsy Brook Farm frames its work as a place where science and horsemanship join up, pairing boarding and instruction with an in-house wellness programme built around its resident veterinarian, Dr. Chris Benyei. Equine dentist Cheryl Cobb practises at the farm under his supervision, using hand and power floats to correct […]
Gold Rush Farms occupies Silver Hill Road in Easton, where the family-run operation has taught both English and western riding since 2013. The farm describes its approach as centred on understanding horse psychology, framing lessons around what it calls learning to work with the mind of the horse rather than chasing show-ring polish alone. Beyond […]
Situated on Sport Hill Road in Easton, N & C Equestrian runs as a competitive eventing barn that campaigns through Area 1 and Area 2 horse trials each season before relocating its programme to Aiken, South Carolina for the winter. Owner Charlotte Nagle trained at Sparsholt College in England and holds British Horse Society Stage […]
In January 2008 Cindy Italiaander bought the former Morris Equestrian Center, by her own account a run-down backyard stable, and rebuilt it as Fox Crossing Equestrian across 25 acres on South Street. Roughly 40 boarding and lesson horses now live there among 30 bright matted stalls with dutch windows, five portable stalls and a five-stall […]
The Humane Organization Representing Suffering Equines has taken in abused and neglected horses since 1981, moving to its permanent site on Wilbur Road in Washington in 1995 and saving more than 700 lives in that time. The 501(c)(3) rehabilitates each horse physically and mentally before seeking an adoptive home, placing only within Connecticut, eastern New […]
Riley Babb won the IEA Hunt Seat National Championship in Varsity Intermediate 2′ Over Fences in 2018 and a second national title in 2021, the year TerryAllen’s high school squad finished runner-up at the national finals. The Terryville farm on Allen Street has fielded an IEA team since 2005, open to grades six through twelve, […]