| Buddy and Mac with our youngest and oldest riders. |
Boarding
Acorn Hill Farm
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Several Boarders experience a beach adventure together.
| Acorn Hill Farm's facility includes a 14 stall barn attached to an indoor arena, a separate six stall barn, several turnout sheds, a large outdoor sand ring, and access to miles of trails. Some grass turnout is available to outdoor boarders; stalled horses are turned out in large sand paddocks. We welcome horses of all breeds and riders of all disciplines! |
| The large outdoor sand ring. |
A view of one of the turnout sheds.
| Borders are responsible for their own wormer, supplements, and veterinary and farrier expenses. |
| ABC Veterinary and two farriers make regular visits to Acorn Hill Farm. |
I have boarded with Jen Grady at Acorn Hill Farm off and on for over 15 years. I
first met Jen because I needed help with my 6 year old Morgan mare, Cree, who
was “misbehaving” on the trail. At the end of two months of training, I was a
more confident rider and Cree behaved much better on the trail. I brought Cree
to Jen’s for two months and stayed for several years.
Recently, I retired Cree and bought Presley, a 9 year old Morgan mare who had
spent most of her time hanging out in the pasture. I brought Presley to Jen for
two months of basic training.
I have chosen Acorn Hill Farm because Jen:
(1) uses natural horsemanship principles, not fear or force, as her training
philosophy;
(2)is extremely knowledgeable about horse health and care; (3) is a good riding
instructor in several disciples, always patient and respectful of a rider’s
abilities; and (4) has a great deal of experience in the show ring and is well
informed about show rules so she can help prepare riders who want to show.
In addition, I enjoy the relaxed barn atmosphere, the use of the indoor arena,
and the extensive trail system.
Linda Schumacher
first met Jen because I needed help with my 6 year old Morgan mare, Cree, who
was “misbehaving” on the trail. At the end of two months of training, I was a
more confident rider and Cree behaved much better on the trail. I brought Cree
to Jen’s for two months and stayed for several years.
Recently, I retired Cree and bought Presley, a 9 year old Morgan mare who had
spent most of her time hanging out in the pasture. I brought Presley to Jen for
two months of basic training.
I have chosen Acorn Hill Farm because Jen:
(1) uses natural horsemanship principles, not fear or force, as her training
philosophy;
(2)is extremely knowledgeable about horse health and care; (3) is a good riding
instructor in several disciples, always patient and respectful of a rider’s
abilities; and (4) has a great deal of experience in the show ring and is well
informed about show rules so she can help prepare riders who want to show.
In addition, I enjoy the relaxed barn atmosphere, the use of the indoor arena,
and the extensive trail system.
Linda Schumacher