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Permalink Reply by Kerri Morden-Marsolais on April 25, 2009 at 10:43am

Hi Heather....North Burlington there is a family run horse farm...been around forever....excellent care, small arena, lots of hacking and nice friendly borders and owners. We have sent several clients there......you can email me if the location sounds ok.....Britannia Road between Guelph Line and Cedar Springs Road.

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Permalink Reply by Heather on April 25, 2009 at 3:59pm

Hi Kerri, Yes, that sounds good, I'm flexible with the area, I just want a quiet and relaxed atmoshere for my horse and I. He is semi retired and I like to ride once or twice a week and don't want a show barn/large boarder barn. I want the arena just in case the weather is bad.
Please send me more detailse. Thank you very much, Heather

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Permalink Reply by Kerri Morden-Marsolais on April 25, 2009 at 4:13pm

Hi Heather,

Call Chris Rapson....905-335-1963. There have a good group of borders...There is usually a waiting list but you can go and check it out and see what you think. It's a family run stable and they have been in the horse business for years and years....

Directions: north on guelph line to Britannia road (just before the hill that leads into Lowville), turn left on Britannia and follow past Lowville Golf Course, you will go around a bend and down a hill....The place is on the right hand side, before the stop sign at Blind Line. There are 2 driveways that go to 2 separate houses but once you go up the driveways you will see they join up on the hill....take the 2nd driveway. I think there is a sign out front that says 6R Farms....

Good luck.

Kerri

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Permalink Reply by kat on June 8, 2009 at 1:00pm

have a small retierment barn in caledon area. stalls huge paddocks with shelters lots of hacking back on to rail trail small grass ring no indoor though.

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