Willow Glen Farm

08/01/2025

07/30/2025

Hey all!!! It’s been a while siince I’ve shared an update!!
Back in 23’ I had to close in Mechanicsville permanently. Very painful and heartbreaking divorce resulted in a total change of life.
I have since Remarried, bought a new property and currently building a brand new barn!!
The name Willow Glen Farm will Remain at my new location in Blackstone, Va ; Dinwiddie County.
Stay tuned as I post to the page with construction updates, and the planking fo our Open House hopefully by Fall.
I will be taking New Intermediate clients only at the start.
Due to the need to lay “Hawk” to rest from his melanoma, I no longer have a beginner safe horse.
I plan to bring in a replacement in time when finances allow.

Thank you so much to my close friends near and far for your continued support and faith in me as I legit, start over.

More to come! Stay Tuned!!

Rebekah ❤️🐴❤️

06/10/2023

Good afternoon Friends & Followers.
As many already know, I have separated from my husband and needed to unfortunately uproot and relocate completely.
WillowGlen is now Permanently Closed.😞
I am grateful to everyone who stood by me over the years, even after I had to stop lessons.
The friendships made will carry forward and as I find a new path, I hope to gain even more.
The Horses are all together still and have settled nicely at the barn I am renting.
I do have full plans to start a new program at the new facility hopefully by this fall but I have many things to get in order before I can start.
I have not decided what name to operate as either because WillowGlen had so much meaning and was the name I gave my farm.😞

Thank you again for everyone’s continued love & support.
As heartbreaking as this decision to leave was, I Know that I’m on the right path and I am keeping the faith each day.

06/26/2021

“Rider’s on the Storm”
St.Louis, Mo ❤️

06/26/2021

Good afternoon everyone! It’s been awhile since I’ve been able to update.
I have had health issues, battling an infection for months on end off & on as well as rupturing discs and managing spine a disease.
I am unfortunately no longer teaching or accepting any training horses.
I’ve had quite a few inquiries for lessons that I am referring to a local fellow saddlebred trainer.l and a local hunter barn.
I truly miss everyone, and I hope at some point I will be able to regroup and start back up again.

At this time, I may be open to do a couple on farm leases.
In the meantime, the lesson and show horses are enjoying their intermission!