Located between the towns of Raeford and Fayetteville, North Carolina, the farm boasts a 38-stall barn, 110 acres of land, two individual work rings, large wood fenced pastures and paddocks with shelters.
Below you will find our farm tour pictures
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At the front entrance you can see the generous amount of land offered to our boarders. The property extends to the back tree line on the right. We offer large pastures for grazing and relaxing and smaller paddocks for daily turn out. |
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A view from our hill top. All pastures and paddocks are wood fence for safety. |
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One of our many pasture areas with covered shelters. |
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We also offer smaller paddock areas with shelters for easy catching of horses or older retired stock. |
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An inside view of one of our two stall facilities. All stalls are 12 x 12 with solid doors, outside viewing windows in each stall and are maintained in pristine condition. |
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Our facility also offers 24 x 24 broodmare stalls, perfect for foaling. The two stall areas are connected by a covered breezeway, perfect for inclement weather! |
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On the grounds you will find two work rings. This is the smaller of the two located at the front of the main barn. |
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The second work ring is larger and is located at the rear of the second barn. |
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At the rear of the facility you will find a large open field with additional paddocks and shelters. This area is perfect for young horses or stallions as these areas are all four board wood fence. The property extends beyond the back tree line and you may ride around the entire property area. |
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An outside view of the smaller of the two barns. |
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The main barn now finished out and ready for incoming horses. |
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Snow Day! This is the front pasture area. |
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Another snow shot..... |
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Outside shot of the main barn. |
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Front pasture April 2009 |
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Front Pasture April 2009 |
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Paddocks starting to green up April 2009 |
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Main barn April 2009 |
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Phantom checking out a towel on the wash rack, April 2009 |