Top Quality Horse Care
A ground as rich in nutrients as it is in history. Recognized by the Federal Government for its unparalleled fertility, this soil forms the backbone of our farm, nurturing our horses from the ground up. At Mulholland Springs, we believe that exceptional care begins with exceptional grounds, setting the stage for the development of champions.
Mulholland Springs is a community, a family where every horse is raised with love, expertise, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. From their first breath to their first race and beyond, our horses are supported by a dedicated team that views each animal not just as a horse, but as a part of our shared legacy.
A ground as rich in nutrients as it is in history. Recognized by the Federal Government for its unparalleled fertility, this soil forms the backbone of our farm, nurturing our horses from the ground up. At Mulholland Springs, we believe that exceptional care begins with exceptional grounds, setting the stage for the development of champions.
Mulholland Springs is a community, a family where every horse is raised with love, expertise, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. From their first breath to their first race and beyond, our horses are supported by a dedicated team that views each animal not just as a horse, but as a part of our shared legacy.
Farmers were the original environmentalists, realizing instinctively that preserving and enhancing the land is the best insurance for growing a good crop. Our goal is to utilize the farm's assets in the most efficient manner possible.
This bar was custom made from recycled fence boards. The fence boards were planed to skim off some of the paint, exposing portions of the board with clean raw oak. After the new bar was constructed, the wood was simply sealed with clear polyurethane. Carpentry done by John King and Sons 859-621-5553.
The hay that is baled on our farm is fed to the horses and used to bed their stalls. When the stalls are cleaned each day, the used bedding is placed in a spreader. The spreader is emptied in the cattle field, for the cows to eat. Feeding the Cows- These cattle will gain approximately 100 pounds per month, from December through April, while eating only the discarded stall bedding.
