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Hidden Horse Farms Found Throughout Area

Wednesday, 10 March 2010 15:34
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Loping along green meadows on a well-trained steed under a clear blue sky—it may sound like something out of a fantasy novel, but it’s actually how some local people spend their days. There are a surprising amount of horse farms and riding stables in the Coweta Fayette area; most are tucked away in quiet pockets, however, and can be easily overlooked.

Local riders participate in disciplines such as Hunter/Jumper, Eventing, Dressage, Foxhunting and Western Riding. Some of the stables that represent these disciplines are: Hunter/Jumper—Quail Ridge Farm, Windy Oaks Farm, Meadow Wood Farm, Rock House Riding Center, Elder's Mill Equestrian Center and River Birch. Eventing—Wooden Horse Stables and Wayfarer Eventing. Dressage—Merichase Farm, Echo Lane Farm and Camelot. Foxhunting—Bear Creek and Ramsay Farm. Western—Cedar Ridge.

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Blalock Lakes: It’s a family affair

Wednesday, 10 March 2010 15:34
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At Blalock Lakes it’s all about family. For decades, the Blalock family used the property as a retreat for family and friends to embrace the outdoors and the beautiful natural landscape the 3,000 acres provided. Today, Cousins Properties is keeping with tradition offering a unique, one-of-a-kind sporting community that encourages family activities in a resort-like setting. From fishing, hunting, clay shooting, horseback riding and more, this community has something for everyone in the family to enjoy.

Situated on 3,000 wooded acres in Coweta County, Blalock Lakes provides the perfect escape from the bustling excitement of city life. The serene, laid back atmosphere at Blalock Lakes exudes relaxed refinement offering its residents and guests a chance to kick back and enjoy a little bit of nature and a lot of outdoor activities.

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