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Willow Way Farm is a Quarter Horse farm that will be the new home of Shauna MacLean Performance Horses. Finally, our life long dream has become a reality. We recently purchased 68 picturesque acres of farmland including a lovely house, horse barn and an indoor riding arena in the quaint village of Bamberg, Ontario, just minutes from Kitchener/Waterloo. Now the fun begins. Over the summer, a major renovation will begin to the barn, stalls, fencing and paddocks. Our plan is to enhance the existing barn and indoor arena to bring it up to the standard of a first rate Quarter Horse training facility. There will be an extension added on to the existing barn to include new well lit aisles and stalls with rubber mats and automatic water and a second 200 x 84 foot indoor riding arena in addition to the existing 104 x 60 foot indoor arena. With a total of 25 stalls, existing stalls will get a major facelift with an addition of mare and foal stalls and quarantine stall. The new arena will have a spacious heated viewing lounge and there will be two new indoor warm water wash stalls. As our renovation begins, we will be posting a photo journal of the ongoing renovations to Willow Way Farm so please check for updates.
We would also like to take this opportunity to proudly announce that Ms. Shauna MacLean will be relocating from Prince Edward Island to become the on site trainer/manager of Willow Way Farm operating Shauna MacLean Performance Horses. She will be offering training, coaching, showing, clinics and lessons. Shauna has over twenty years of experience and success in the show pen. Her list of accomplishments includes training superior Western Pleasure horses; a Novice World Western Pleasure Champion, AQHA World Show qualifiers in Western Pleasure, Horsemanship and Showmanship; top ten National Year End Western Pleasure and Performance Halter horse; third place Two Year Old Hunter Under Saddle horse at the All American Quarter Horse Congress; multiple Circuit Champions.
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Here are the details on our Spring Clinic April 2 and 3. Jill Newcomb and Murray Griggs will provide 16 hours of instruction over the weekend (8am - 5pm, one hour for lunch). Rider and Spectator spots are going VERY quickly, call or email now to reserve yours!
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"Big Jon" home safe and sound from Ocala. 2 yo gelding by Hot Sleek N Savvy (Hot Impulse) out of a Good Asset mare. This one's a sweetheart! Very excited about him. Thanks to Dennis Crain for selling him to us and to Korleski Performance Horses for helping with everything and getting him started.
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SO EXCITED!! HERE IS A CONTEST FOR ALL OF OUR FACEBOOK FRIENDS. Guess who's coming to do our spring clinic April 2 and 3? First person to comment who they are gets 50% off one day spectator fee!! Check next post for details.
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For Jen - here's our new chief in charge of security and rodent/pest management, welcome to Sam! Shauna is feeling much safer already!
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So happy to finally have our new 2yo AYA (x world champion producing Last Detail mare) filly home. A huge thank you goes to Stacy Huls for so expertly and seamlessly arranging this deal as well as her transportation home and to Kathy Schluer for allowing us to purchase her and start her show career. Also a big shout out to everyone who helped to get her to us, especially Matt Woodson, Gil Galyean and Ron Horn. Hope we didn't leave anyone out.....Thanks again to you all, excited about her!
Looking for safe transport for a horse from Ocala to Ontario or within a couple of hours of the Detroit or Buffalo border. Any thoughts?
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We also want to welcome "Simone" to Willow Way Farm. We would like to thank Rod Jeffries for selling us this great mare and Andrew Dewar for helping to arrange the sale. Simone will be serving double duty giving lessons and having babies! She is by Zippo Jack Bar and out of a Sonny Dee Bar mare. She is so sweet and settling in very well. Now to pick out the stallion......
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Check out our website willowwayfarm.com. We just updated our renovations blog. The gang at Post Farm Construction has been really working hard! We've moved into the new feed room and two new tack rooms to make space for 5 new horses expected over the next couple of weeks. We are expecting our first load of bulk shavings Monday as our new covered shavings storage is done. (The cement floor is literally drying right now). The upstairs viewing area is also coming along nicely.
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