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Horse Farm Tour

Saratoga County, NY

Horse Farm Tour

Saratoga County Horse Farm Tour


Saratoga Springs, NY:   Join CCE Equine for a FREE Horse Farm tour on Sunday, August 22th, 2021.  The community is invited for a drive- it-yourself tour of select horse farms around the county; several local farms have graciously agreed to open their doors to the public from 12:00 - 4:00PM.   This tour is a wonderful opportunity to personally meet some of the farm owners and horses that make the Saratoga area so unique.



The Horse Farm Tour is a fun and educational for the whole family and a perfect way to spend a Sunday-Fun-Day.  Horse lovers and families will delight in meeting the different breeds of horses and get a behind the scenes look at the horses that are frequently our neighbors here in Saratoga County.  A variety of equine businesses and farms are offered to tour in order to promote the diversity found in the equine industry.  The horse farms included on the tour are: Cross Timbers Ranch of Middle Grove, Mill Creek Farm of Stillwater, and Stark Racing Stables of Saratoga. Only fifty years ago there were more than 1,800 farms in Saratoga County. Today approximately 650 farms (one-third as many) are in operation. Saratoga County is the permanent home to approximately 4,200 horses.



This event is sponsored by the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors and the New York Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund. They are partnering with CCE Equine to create transparency between the farming community and the public-at-large.



For more information contact Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga County at 518-885-8995.  Tour information can also be found at http://ccesaratoga.org/agricul...uine/horse-farm-tour

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