Sugar Maple Stallion Farm

Owners Beverly and Hal Eisenberg designed and built the exquisite Run Free Farm in Brewster, New York, with one goal in mind: to provide the highest quality of horse care possible. This beautiful, private, 14-stall full-service equestrian facility was created with careful attention to meet the individual needs of each horse and rider. Assisting Hal and Bev with these goals is a highly-qualified, dedicated and caring staff with extensive experience in horse care and training. Beverly and Hal have spent a great deal of time at all of the big horse shows in Westchester, Fairfield and New Jersey, and have boarded their own horses at a number of different stables over the years. Their main concern was always the quality of care for the horses. Never having found the ideal facility, they decided to build Run Free Farm to offer the highest quality professional horse care available. While many stables claim to provide this level of service, RFF has actually created an atmosphere with all of the amenities. A welcoming, friendly atmosphere is supportive of novice through advanced equitation/hunter riders of all ages. An active show program is maintained for those interested riders. Of course, pleasure horses are always welcome! Please browse our site to find out what Run Free Farm is all about; visit our gallery, read some testimonials and feel free to call 845-279-1254 to arrange a visit. We look forward to meeting you!

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