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Its not fancy, but we think it gives us what we need to breed, raise, train and show our horses. We have lived here since 1990 and raise our horses on over 330 acres of pasture in Virginia.

Please contact Liz for an appt at 804.514.0595.

Main Farm and Training Facility, home to Liz, Jamie and Taylor Booth:

April Evening Sky - VSH Main Entrance. Our 96 acre main facility. Our main farm is where all of the training and maintenance activities take place. Here colts are foaled, transported to pasture with broodmares and later brought in for weaning. Some of the paddocks and 97 acres of pasture on our main farm. Our horses are pastured on over 330 acres of pasture. Fencing on the main farm is (4) 6' rail RAMM fencing...the safest and strongest we could find. Other farms have livestock mesh and electric.

Welcoming committee friendly geldings. Almost all visitors to the farm remark about how gentle and peaceful our horses are in the pasture. One of three turnout pastures comprising 65 acres on our Montpelier farm where mares and foals are pastured. Blizzard of 2009-2010

Montpelier Farm:

Here adult horses live out on 100 acres of pasture.

VSH Patchwork Masterpeice takes a swim on a hot September day... Our horses are raised in natural settings and water is no surprize when encountered in the arena, on the trail or cross country...

Broodmares under Saddle (11)

Broodmares (12)