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A stone burr mill on the Hall family farm was grinding wheat and cornmeal in the 1940s; Bob and Bonnie Hall bought Farmers Feed Mill in Lexington in 1964, put the Hallway Feeds name on Thoroughbred farm rations in 1983, and moved to the Loudon Avenue plant in 1986. Lee and Julia Hall run the […]
Horse feed at this Nicholasville farm store sits alongside rations for cattle, poultry, goats, sheep and rabbits, with Purina, Nutrena and Southern States among the named brands, plus supplements and mineral blocks. Hay and straw are cut locally and kept in stock year-round — sold in bulk to farmers and in smaller bales to people […]
Abby Wilson owns the shop, bringing a hunter/jumper background that runs from riding in jodhpurs to working as a professional rider and trainer. The store occupies Suite 124 at 1510 Newtown Pike, in Griffin Gate Plaza, and opens Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm and Saturday 10am to 4pm, closed Sunday. Stock covers English tack […]
Muirfield has been in equine and farm insurance since Michael Levy set it up in 1991; a University of Pennsylvania graduate, he has sat on the boards of TOBA, Breeders’ Cup Limited and the American Graded Stakes Committee. Nine staff work from 1019 Majestic Drive, Suite 310, among them COO Bryce Burton, with the firm […]
Writing across 48 states from a Lexington base, Marnitz & Associates trades as EquiRisk and covers clubs and organizations as well as individual owners. Its riding club policy insures premises liability for meetings, fundraisers, trail rides, clinics, boarding and public events such as shows and parades to a $1 million limit, and can be issued […]
The Neuman family has raised, sold and raced Thoroughbreds since 1897, according to the agency’s own history; Alex Neuman, formerly Director of Sales at Kirk Horse Insurance, opened the agency under that name in 2012 at 3363 Tates Creek Road, Suite 204. Placements go only to carriers rated A or better by AM Best, domestic […]
Tin Top Creek Equine Facility, six miles south of Interstate 20 on Tin Top Road in Weatherford, houses up to 100 horses across three barns, one of them climate-controlled indoors. Boarding runs from self-care at $250 a month in the open barn to full care at $700 a month in the show barn, with overnight […]
Family-owned since 1957 and sitting on the edge of Lake Benbrook, this Fort Worth operation runs guided trail rides, western lessons and board at 10001 Benbrook Blvd. Full-care board is $500 a month in the barn and $475 in a paddock, dropping to $425 and $400 where the boarder supplies grain and hay; daily turn-out, […]
Roping, cutting and cowhorse practice are sold by the hour at 4650 S US Hwy 287 in Decatur: $100 an hour for roping with one guest, $80 for cowhorse on a two-hour minimum, and $300 for cutting with four guests. Stalls at the NRS Event Center are $900 a month, or $1,000 with 30-foot runs, […]
Jody Taylor, a Certified Horsemanship Association instructor, has run this Godley yard since 2003 and teaches alongside fellow CHA instructor Laurin Austin. Instruction covers basic horsemanship and riding in western and English tack, advancing to Training level eventing, Training level dressage and hunter/jumpers, with coaching at shows and cross-country schooling available. School horses are reserved […]
Kai Handt left Kassel for the United States in 1985 and bought this Wylie yard. He had taken German bronze, silver and gold medals before turning 18, and held a Bereiter, FN licence from 1981 after apprenticing under Richard Krause; he later coached para-equestrian Jonathan Wentz to the 2010 World Equestrian Games and the 2012 […]
Mary Wanless, Lilo Fore, Heather Blitz, Claudio Olivera, Jeremy Steinburg and Ilse Schwarz are listed as frequent clinicians, and auditing costs boarders nothing. The Prosper yard puts out Tifton 85 grass hay or alfalfa four times daily and grain twice, runs a night check at bedtime and keeps staff on the property around the clock. […]
