About Foxwood Farm
Our Facility
Foxwood Farm’s new addition was completed in 2016. The main barn has 20 well ventilated 12’ x 12’ stalls, opening to the 14’ rubber-brick floored aisle. The stalls feature exterior dutch doors with French yoke openings, enabling horses to enjoy the outdoors when weather permits. During the winter months the barn is heated by sub floor radiant heat maintained at 55 degrees.
The main barn has two grooming stalls, a heated wash stall with hot/cold water, heated and air-conditioned feed and meds room, and short-term hay and bedding storage. There are also four outdoor wash racks, for seasonal use.
The vet/farrier barn provides well-lighted, heated and well-organized work space apart from the main barn, enabling farriers and veterinarians to work without interference from normal barn activities. An equine treadmill in this barn is an important part of the farm’s training and fitness program.
Our Facility (cont)...
Our heated indoor arena is connected to the main barn by an enclosed (and heated) walkway. And the indoor arena is sprinklered to minimize dust and control base uniformity. Two viewing areas provide a comfortable space to spectate from and are both heated separately for viewer comfort. Two outdoor riding arenas, one measuring 150 ft. by 250 ft. and the other 120 ft. by 220 ft. were well designed and built, with excellent base and footing, and good drainage. Both are sprinklered for dust control and base maintenance. The surrounding grass fields are also an integral part of the training resources.
The lounge, or “commons room” is a welcoming gathering place, the tack room is well organized and efficient, and there’s an in-house laundry with heavy-duty commercial washer and drier, suitable for horse wear.
Five pastures and eight grass paddocks, each separated by 12-foot lanes (for horse safety) provide for regular turn-out and grazing.
Foxwood Farm was designed and built with the health, safety and welfare of the horse as the first consideration.
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Professional Trainers
Tiffany Hammack
Tiffany Hammack started riding at the age of 6 years old and started competing shortly after. Tiffany quickly rose through the levels with success. At age 10 she began competing in the children’s jumpers and led the country in year end standings. She was the youngest to win the Marshall & Sterling finals in Washington D.C..
In 2000 she moved up to the High Junior jumpers and competed in her first Grand Prix at the young age of 12 years old. She also finished in the top 15 in the country for points and qualified and won ribbons at Harrisburg, Washington, and the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden.
In 2001, due to financial setbacks within the family, Tiffany began to work for the opportunity to ride. She gained experience riding all different types and caliber of horses. Throughout her teenage years, she gained a lot of sales experience and developed a strong work ethic.
In 2010 Tiffany began her professional career. She spent this time successfully importing, training, showing and selling horses. In the beginning of 2018, she began working for Foxwood farm. Since taking over the training program Tiffany has had enormous success with our horses.
