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Once the horses have completed their rehabilitation program they are able to compete at many different levels.
	Topper, age 15, came to us with a shoulder injury. After six months of rehabilitation he went on to successfully compete in the dressage arena and later went on to compete in combined training events.
Owen, age 5, was donated to us because of a small fracture of the sesamoid bone. After completing our program, he continued his training and won 1st place in the Beginner Novice Division at the Virginia Horse Trials!
	Tazz was brought to the facility with a fracture in his lower back. He went through our rehab program and has since been the reserve champion in the VA State 4-H Pleasure Division. He is currently teaching his new rider how to jump.
This horse has been adopted by a pony club family. The rider has used this horse to rate up to the D-3 Level. He has made the perfect all around horse to keep his rider safe as she continues to advance in her riding skills.
	Gambit came to our farm suffering from arthritis brought on by Maine's cold winters. Virginia's warmer weather, combined with glucosamine, have helped him and his new rider win many equitation ribbons.
Sound was donated to us in 2006. She was adopted by a young rider and went on to compete over 3' fences, winning many blue ribbons, and allowed her rider to qualify in our regional 3' equitation finals. She and her rider successfully completed a United States Pony Club C-3 rating.
	Blue and his rider finished 7th at the Starter Trials in November, earned their C-2, and finished 8th at Deep Run in Novice with a 38 in dressage. They have gone on to their first upper level prep and learned that they can hold their own with more experienced riders. What a wonderful pair!
"At the end of the rainbow may just be a euphemism for the horses we already have. Once again, thank you for giving him to us because as the picture shows, he is really divine." One of our horses who has found a wonderful home.
	Mud, a wonderful horse diagnosed with Cushing's Disease, is once again competing. This wonderful mare and her new owner were Champion of the Short Stirrup division at a local college.
"Iggy was AWESOME on the cross country course....She's such a doll with a great personality. She is such a talented mare and I am grateful with every ride (so, for the hundredth time, thanks!!!!)." Quote from Iggy's new rider
	This wonderful pair have been working together for the past three years, and have made their debut this spring in the Jumper arena. this past weekend they showed at the Lexington Horse Center and had 3 clean rounds.
Greyling and his new owner are spending their weekends jumping together. They have been competing with some pretty stiff competition and have won many ribbons!

Brook Hill Farm

Once the horses have completed their rehabilitation program they are able to compete at many different levels.

Topper, age 15, came to us with a shoulder injury. After six months of rehabilitation he went on to successfully compete in the dressage arena and later went on to compete in combined training events.

Owen, age 5, was donated to us because of a small fracture of the sesamoid bone. After completing our program, he continued his training and won 1st place in the Beginner Novice Division at the Virginia Horse Trials!

Tazz was brought to the facility with a fracture in his lower back. He went through our rehab program and has since been the reserve champion in the VA State 4-H Pleasure Division. He is currently teaching his new rider how to jump.

This horse has been adopted by a pony club family. The rider has used this horse to rate up to the D-3 Level. He has made the perfect all around horse to keep his rider safe as she continues to advance in her riding skills.

Equitation VA Horse Center

Gambit came to our farm suffering from arthritis brought on by Maine's cold winters. Virginia's warmer weather, combined with glucosamine, have helped him and his new rider win many equitation ribbons.

Sound was donated to us in 2006. She was adopted by a young rider and went on to compete over 3' fences, winning many blue ribbons, and allowed her rider to qualify in our regional 3' equitation finals. She and her rider successfully completed a United States Pony Club C-3 rating.

Blue and his rider finished 7th at the Starter Trials in November, earned their C-2, and finished 8th at Deep Run in Novice with a 38 in dressage. They have gone on to their first upper level prep and learned that they can hold their own with more experienced riders. What a wonderful pair!

"At the end of the rainbow may just be a euphemism for the horses we already have. Once again, thank you for giving him to us because as the picture shows, he is really divine."

One of our horses who has found a wonderful home.

Mud, a wonderful horse diagnosed with Cushing's Disease, is once again competing. This wonderful mare and her new owner were Champion of the Short Stirrup division at a local college.

"Iggy was AWESOME on the cross country course....She's such a doll with a great personality. She is such a talented mare and I am grateful with every ride (so, for the hundredth time, thanks!!!!)."

Quote from Iggy's new rider

This wonderful pair have been working together for the past three years, and have made their debut this spring in the Jumper arena. this past weekend they showed at the Lexington Horse Center and had 3 clean rounds.

Greyling and his new owner are spending their weekends jumping together. They have been competing with some pretty stiff competition and have won many ribbons!