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Applewood FarmAdded: 03/24/2009 7:37pm. Last updated: 05/06/2009 8:18pm
| Street: |
745 Landrum Road |
| City: |
Alpharetta |
| State: |
GA |
| ZIP Code: |
30004 |
| Phone number: |
(770) 664-8318 |
| Approximate size of property: |
~ 10 acres |
| Approximate number of horses on property: |
less than 25 |
| Approximate age of stalls: |
10-25 years old |
| Types/sizes of stalls: |
Box stall, Pasture |
| Number of arenas: |
1-5 |
| Type of footing in the arenas: |
Rubber/Sand |
| Number of turnouts: |
unknown |
| Type of turnout: |
grass |
| Access to trails or bridle path: |
easy to access |
| Approx. number of vets in service area: |
unknown |
| Approx. number of farriers in service area: |
unknown |
| Number of trainers on premises: |
11-15 |
| Trainers for which disciplines: |
Dressage |
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| Disciplines supported: |
Dressage |
| Type of feed: |
unknown |
| Supplemental feeding services: |
unknown |
| Frequency of stall cleaning: |
unknown |
| Horse shows held: |
unknown |
| Indoor or covered arena available: |
yes |
| Eventing course available: |
no |
| Eventing course level: |
N/A |
| Race track available: |
no |
| Hot walker or Euroxciser available: |
unknown |
| Grooming/care services available: |
unknown |
| Number of crossties: |
unknown |
| Number of hitching posts: |
unknown |
| Number of washracks: |
unknown |
| Heated water in washracks: |
unknown |
| Breeding facilities available: |
unknown |
| Trailer parking available: |
unknown |
| Grazing available: |
unknown |
| General boarding costs: |
more than $800/month |
| Cost of trailer parking: |
unknown |
| Other features: |
Applewood Farm, a full-time dressage training facility, provides a secluded, quiet atmosphere for rider and horse to learn and train together. Our training facility includes a Precision-EQ all-weather outdoor dressage arena, a covered arena, 10 acres of lush pasture, and accommodation for 20 horses. It is owned and operated by Brad Thatcher.
Established in 1986, Applewood Farm was initially a 15-stall barn and was home to all sorts of hunters, jumpers, dressage and driving horses. We subsequently expanded to 20 stalls and dressage progressively became the central theme among the clientele when Michelle Gibson first boarded her horses here in 1992.
By 1994, Applewood was hosting its first Olympic fundraiser for Michelle, and Peron was living in stall number 1. Following the 1996 Olympics, as more and more horses came in for training, our boarding program shifted to become exclusively dressage oriented.
Since opening its doors in 1986, Applewood Farm has been home to local, regional, national, and international champions. We feature educational opportunities such as frequent clinics, symposiums, and riding instruction. We encourage educational activities and opportunities so everyone can experience achievement and enjoy dressage. |
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