Business Description
www.newmarketfarm.com
Set amid the Rolling Hills of San Diego, and located 1/2 mile from Del Mar Horsepark, Newmarket Farm is among Southern California's leaders in the industry of premier Horse Show Stables. Founded by Cece Durante Bloum in 1990 Newmarket remains one of San Diego's most successful showing barns.
Our team of trainers at Newmarket includes Lori DeRosa, Gretchen Vosburgh, Pat Lautenbach, Jill Cornaggia Reh, Ashley Browning, and Tiina Hodges. We take great pride in creating horsemen from walk-trot to the grand prix rider. Helping riders achieve goals that they set for themselves and teaching them about respect and responsibility for their horses and surroundings, is what we build our training program on. At Newmarket we accomodate any level of rider and horse with many different programs. From our school lesson programs to the county level, and to the "A" shows, all are welcomed.
NEWMARKET is centrally located between beautiful Del Mar and Rancho Santa Fe, California. One mile east of the Del Mar Race Track. Our facility sits in a quiet valley and is easily accessible from all locations of San Diego. It has extensive trails that you can ride all the way to the Fairbanks Country Club if you wish, or you can just meander through the beautiful canyons.
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Address & Contact
- Street:
- 13875 Old El Camino Real
- Postcode:
- 92130
- City:
- San Diego
- State:
- California
- Zip:
- 92130
- Phone:
- 858-259-8801
- Website:
- www.newmarketfarm.com
- Category:
- Local Business
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