The Farm

       Huntington Farms is a 135 acre 
       facility located in Viroqua, 
       Wisconsin two hours North
       West of Madison and forty 
       five minutes South of LaCrosse.  
       
	   
	   
	   
	   
	   
	   
	  
	   
	   
	   
	   
	   
	   
	   
	   
	   
	   
	   
	   
	
     The farm is a family based 
       business owned by Ron and 
       Diane Hunter and daughter 
  Amy Hunter-Clark.

 
Facility amenities include a 200X200' leveled grass jumping field, mowed trails surrounding the 
farm, 12 rough board stalls, 2 run in areas, an outside wash area and approximately 25 acres of pasture. 
 






 


 
 
 
 
Also included is a 100X150' outdoor sand ring with lights for night riding, 
a 30' round pen and an enclosed area which makes an ideal jumping chute.  











The upper barn has just been remodeled to include 8 box stalls, 2 run in areas, a heated wash stall, grain room, 
tack room, boarder lockers, and an upper hay loft.  Huntington Farms has also just recently completed a new 
80'X150' steel indoor riding arena.   
 






In addition, a 150'x300' outdoor sand jumping arena was installed last year.  Fall 2008 plans include a 14 stall show barn with all of
the amenities and a heated viewing lounge attached to the indoor, additional pasture and next year the start of a cross country jumping course. 
 





Huntington Farms is the ideal location for horse husbandry.  The large, hilly pastures give young animals 
plenty of room for and actually encourage physical movement and development.  Young horses and older
horses are grouped together allowing for an emotionally and socially safe, yet disciplined environment.

The animals at Huntington Farms are fed only 
the best in hay grown on the farm specifically
for performance horses.  After years of using 
many brands of horse feed, we have decided to carry 
Nutrena, and find our horses do particularly well 
on a combination of primarily pellets and a little 
high quality sweet feed.  Horses are wormed, vaccinated 
and trimmed regularly ... giving them the opportunity 
to reach their full physical potential.  In addition, 
the natural topography and climate of West Central 
Wisconsin leads to an inherent toughness and strength 
that is necessary for horses to maintain under 
intense training.

The combination 
of a peaceful, spacious atmosphere 
natural to horses, proper management and the 
kind, yet firm handling that is found at Huntington 
Farm leads to a well adjusted animal that is easy 
to work with, a pleasure to be around, and 
physically and mentally capable of handling 
the rigors of competition ... and excelling.