Briar Hollow Farm, LLC

04/30/2025

Edit* Positions have been filled PHS youth Apprentice, show groom/rider & management staff are filled!

8 Stalls, grooming and exercise riding 2-3 days a week. Must have horse experience and experience with OTTB’s. Must be responsible and adaptable to additional jobs as needed. Will consider boarding in exchange for income.

11/21/2024

We’d like to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude to the businesses and organizations that are hosting students in our Youth Apprenticeship Program within the **Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources** Career Cluster. Your support in offering hands-on experiences and mentorship is helping shape the future of our young leaders in agriculture, environmental science, and natural resource management.

Thank you to:
✨ Briar Hollow Farm, LLC
✨ Eisentraut AG Services
✨ Road America
✨ Sundance Farm
✨ Lakeview Landscape & Design

By providing hands-on experience, guidance, and support, you’re helping our students grow professionally while developing the skills and knowledge needed for successful careers in these vital industries. Together, we are cultivating future leaders who will shape the world for years to come!

👏👏 Thank you for your dedication to empowering youth and strengthening our community!

11/21/2024

✨⭐ It’s time to shine a light on our Youth Apprenticeship Students & Business Partners!

⚡️ Let’s give a big shoutout to MACKENZIE, our amazing YA student from Plymouth High School, who is making an impact at Briar Hollow Farm, LLC. 🙌A huge THANK YOU to our business partner for supporting and mentoring this workforce leader! 🎉 Contact [email protected] for more information about YA in the Plymouth area.

☑️Check in with us on Tuesdays & Thursdays throughout the year for more inspirational YA Spotlights! Plymouth WI Schools

10/22/2024

As most of you know, we lost our beloved Ce Ce Sable earlier this year, just one month shy of her 30th birthday. I had her for 28 of those years! We took some time off to recollect our thoughts and how we want to proceed with business as many things have happened and changed on this farm since this event.

She was the reason I started my massage business back in 2002 which ultimately led me to opening the boarding stable. We have redirected our plan and will give updates soon. For now, we are in the process of remodeling our tack room and grainery and plan to offer different/updated services. We currently have a youth apprenticeship program and will continue to adjust this program for the remainder of the 2024-25 school year, as our current PHS Senior YA is paving the way!

Stay tuned!

02/25/2024

We are starting a NEW project here on the farm. Clip, save and donate your proof of purchases from any Tripple Crown or Tribute products and bring or mail to the farm.

Each Tribute POP gets sent in for $$ to be returned to us to help feed our rescues. Triple Crown sends a Visa card for every 15 POP.

Our OTTB’s are registered with the Jockey Club TIP program and Aftercare program, as they no longer race! They are able to be rehabilitated here and conditioned for a new sport. Your support helps us to achieve our goals and house & care for these beautiful animals. 🦄

We currently have 3 up for on-site lease for Hunter/Jumper and Dressage disciplines.

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from our farm to yours! May all your dreams come true with the New Year. Thank you for your patronage for the last 25 years! We are truly blessed♥️

09/29/2023

The struggle is real!😂

09/22/2023

https://practicalhorsemanmag.com/health/wisconsin-horse-positive-for-strangles/?fbclid=IwAR2geOXTCe3mFPqedS0-jtfXomF8Qq8c5fV8gC4vmEIJxZw_3qotPipXziY_aem_AUZ2OD6Vbn91uD6dahLjsItsJyY0cnIGnRzSGekRAsD0bkHBwOcKTJE8HZDUwxo2GWM

A Miniature Horse mare in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin, is positive for strangles and under voluntary quarantine.

09/21/2023

08/13/2023

“Parents, let your daughters grow up to be horse girls, because they will learn quickly and repeatedly that life isn’t fair, that hard work is often trumped by Lady Luck, and that every defeat, no matter how terrible, is temporary. Let them dream big and kick on. Let them learn confidence, grace and grit. Let them build big muscles and strong backs.

Let your daughters grow up in the barn. Let them learn that buckets need filling and stalls need cleaning, even when it’s raining, even when it’s frozen, even when they have a different idea for how the day should go.

Let them set goals and reach them. Let them set goals and fail miserably. Let them learn that, if they work incredibly hard, practice like hell, ride the best quality horse they can and take impeccable care of him, they’re sometimes going to get beat by someone with 10 times the money and one tenth the drive.

Teach them to drive trucks and trailers and ATVs. Teach them to change tires and wrap legs and give shots. And let them leave a spur mark, or a bit rub, or a bandage bow, and let them deal with the shame of causing pain to an animal they love.

Let them grow up with horses and with good horse people, because it will teach them to be humble, and to be resilient, and to be brave.”

Article credit Lauren Sprieser http://www.chronofhorse.com/article/let-your-daughters-grow-up-to-be-horse-girls

Photo: Briar Hollow Farm

06/20/2023

https://www.worldhorsewelfare.org/advice/management/right-weight?fbclid=IwAR34cFc8PDZpPUI2GHpGCUHZ9rd5Sx1l1AakD1WFg6ZBoC_QtSiJ64J5ScA&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=do_not_feed_horses&utm_content=right_weight

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05/30/2023

We are so similar.