Grandview Farm Equestrian Center is a facility of passion. We welcome everyone from foals and yearlings to our retiree friends looking for a peaceful place to unwind. A facility that is dedicated to the love, education and success of every horse no matter personal, project or boarder. Our quiet little piece of heaven allows for the calm bond between horse and rider to grow and develop, while turning off the stress of the outside world. While our facility gives the peaceful ambiance to acquire your dreams with your four legged friend, our staff and management are there to give you any help and support that you could desire.
Their Stories
Rain- Rain was picked up by Kera our Manager and one of our boarders Amy D. on April 29th, 2023- Rain came in super emaciated, malnourished, injured and scared for her life. Shortly after Rain's arrival found out that she was FULL TERM PREGNANT on top of her numerous medical complications! While we worked closely with out vets to get Rain to a safe weight and condition to deliver her baby we had no way of knowing when Rain would delivery! She thankfully and by a sort of magic gave birth without complication to an amazing filly on June 1st, 2023! Shortly after giving birth Rain developed mastitis and rejected her filly. After deliberation between our vets it was decided to remove the filly to give both her and Rain the best outlook on the future. Rain now is enjoying her life being a chunky, loving, energetic, cookie loving and, athletic little lady! With Amy D's daughter now riding Rain and figuring out Rain's new purpose! This gorgeous girl wouldn't be where she is today with out the love, support, time and energy from everyone here at Grandview Farms! We give a huge Thank You to Amy D. for taking the risk we all take when getting horses from Kill Pens and never giving up on giving her the best future! It truly does take a village!
The BEFORE
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The AFTER
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Ripley- Ripley is the offspring of one of our boarded residences. Ripley was delivered on June 1st, 2023, while spending her first 36 hours with her mom their relationship quickly changed when her mother developed mastitis. Ripley quickly turned in a bottle baby that Kera would feed every hour- all hours of the day and night. We were told by four different vets that Ripley's survival outlook was grim with her being so young, and malnourished in utero, but we gave her every fighting chance we could, and it all paid off! Ripley is a thriving now yearling learning the ropes of adulthood in our yearling under-saddle training program!
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Onyx- Onyx came to us through one of our partnerships and she was recuperating from two non-surgical knee chips. Onyx's prognosis was great with an extensive rehab. While being a big and powerful 17 hand, 4 year old her life before coming in was waking up and performing a job, to her dismay the rehab plan didn't allow for much wiggle room for her to kick her heels up and exert the energy she was so used to expelling. Our team was quick devising a plan to keep her on track with her rehab while keeping the brain and body of an OTTB working and engaged! Onyx has gotten a full clean bill of health and is on to her new beginnings in her new home!
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Sunny- Sunny came to us on July 10th, 2025 in rough shape. Severely underweight scoring a 1.5 on the Equine Body Score Chart by our vet. We sprung into action with out vet and nutritionist to come up with a game plan in helping Sunny regain weight at a healthy and appropriate rate! With our unstoppable team leaving no stone unturned to him back to a proper weight and condition by August 19th, 2025 Sunny had put on 100 pounds! Nothing amazing communication and calories can fix!
July 10th, 2025
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August 19th, 2025
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