Comprising 74 acres, the farm offers the perfect environment for the development of young warmblood horses and the training of both horses and riders. Approximately 50 acres of seasonally irrigated pasture, seeded with appropriate forage and grasses, a 7.5 acre foot water reservoir, and access to ocean view trails provide plenty of room for young equines to exercise and develop important social and learning skills.  Large indoor and outdoor arenas, covered Eurocizer, and round pen all with all weather GGT footing and/or rubber matting as well as specially designed breeding and foaling barns, and horse-safe wire mesh fencing of appropriate height provide the full range of facilities to insure that horses and foals of all ages have the safest of housing and plenty of good grass and room to develop their full athletic potential. With the Pacific Ocean less than one mile away, Half Moon Bay supports a year round optimum climate for developing horses – year round temperatures average between 50 and 75 degrees.

Youngsters benefit from regular handling and progressive, age-appropriate training from birth to when they are started under saddle at three years. Boarding, breeding, foaling, and foundation dressage and jump training of youngsters is available to on farm clients.