These are wonderful animals that have served their owners well,
and have special places in our hearts.


Retirement Board includes extras* with full stall board for $350 per month.
We specialize in custom retirement for show horses.

*i.e.: grooming, supplies, breeding, leasing, overnight accommodations for visiting owners, etc.
			

				

					

						
					
					


Cernina

At 17.3h, this Dutch Warm blood mare is the farm's matriarch.
She is a chestnut with a blaze and has a regal presence that
can't be ignored.  She was a fantastic jumper and equitation
mount and showed successfully in Florida at the Winter
Equestrian Festival and on the "A" Circuit in New England.
She adapted to her show horse retirement without a hitch; but,
has been the happiest with her "self appointed" nanny position.
Cernina excels in weanling care and all follow her lead.

			

				

					

						
					
					


Mister Ed

"Ed" is a 16.1h Chestnut Quarter/TB gelding with a blaze.
As near as can be figured, he was born in 1978. He has been
a faithful companion for his owners and has taught many to
ride.  Ed is noble and somewhat aloof; he doesn't favor
much mushy stuff.  There is grass to eat, and he takes that
job seriously.

					

						
					
					


Aerogate

"Gator" is a stunning Chestnut TB.  Born in 1981, he has
reached an early retirement due to an injury. He was bred to
be a race horse and ended up as a phenomenal 3' 6" hunter.
He was Reserve Champion at Washington International
Horse Show in second year green division. He took Grand
Champion junior hunter at Old Salem Charity Horse Show,
HITS Catskills, and Ox Ridge.

					

						
					
					


London Fog

The big and fuzzy "Toggy", a gray Hanoverian' was born
on May 6, 1987.  Toggy was a successful hunter on the "A"
Circuit jumping 3'6" & 4'. Toggy is a giant sweetheart.
His large brown eyes and his Santa white eyelashes will truly
warm your soul. He taught his owner to ride and her new mounts
will have big horseshoes to fill.

						
					
					


Lisa's Baby

"Lisa" is a dark bay TB mare.  She was born on March 21, 1982.
She is a non-sweater and after spending her life in Florida battling
the heat, her owners decided she had earned the right to a
retirement home in a cooler climate. Lisa knows what she likes and
has a way of convincing us to conform.  She will sometimes mosey
around the back of the barn, instead of going into her stall.
If we try to "push her on", she will return to the field. If we walk
along side of her she will go right in. Her owner has plenty of
funny stories about Lisa doing things her way under saddle as well.