Maui Meadow Farm

07/06/2021

1970, Charles B Lyman, III and Vacation Time
#PreserveDevon

03/27/2021

Rare finds from General Lyman’s journal- including Jockey Club registration papers from a thoroughbred owned by the General in 1928- nearly 100 years ago! The journal includes handwritten writings on training, notes on Olympic tryouts as well as Calvary training notes.

Brig. General Charles B. Lyman started Maui Meadow Farm in 1946, where TRRAC thoroughbred aftercare operates now presently out of and is managed by his grandson Charles B Lyman III and his Wife Nina Lyman. Prior to starting the farm, he was already an accomplished horseman. The farm is the oldest working thoroughbred farm in the state of a Pennsylvania and is owned and operated by General Lyman’s grandson Charlie, his wife Nina Lyman, Charlie’s mother Erika and holds Lyman fourth generation and upcoming horseman, Kai.

Learn more:

Www.mauimeadowfarm.com
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#history #thoroughbredhistory #ottb #thoroughbred #thoroughbredracing

03/23/2021

Lots of landscaping today, however we are happy we finished this new wash area and entrance to our equine pool. No more muck! Hot and cold water bathing.

We currently have room for horses in need of equine therapy. Call or text 610-348-4338 or 267-716-1960 for more information on availability and pricing.

Lots of landscaping today, however we are happy we finished this new wash area and entrance to our equine pool. No more muck! Hot and cold water bathing.

We currently have room for horses in need of equine therapy. Call or text 610-348-4338 or 267-716-1960 for more information on availability and pricing.

03/20/2021

Hi all- please be advised our contact information has changed a bit. Our contacts are as follows:

Charlie Lyman - 267-716-1960 (texts accepted)
Nina Lyman - 610-348-4338 (texts accepted)

We currently have room available for horses in need of rehabilitation, aquatic therapy/conditioning (swimming) and general board.

Please reach out to these numbers above.

- MMF

Hi all- please be advised our contact information has changed a bit. Our contacts are as follows:

Charlie Lyman - 267-716-1960 (texts accepted)
Nina Lyman - 610-348-4338 (texts accepted)

We currently have room available for horses in need of rehabilitation, aquatic therapy/conditioning (swimming) and general board.

Please reach out to these numbers above.

- MMF

10/10/2020

New dry lots and small rehabilitation areas have been newly padded with screenings and stone dust for extra comfort for horses rehabilitating injuries or in let down time.

Maui Meadow Farm currently has stalls available for rehabilitation, lay-ups and horses needing turn out over the winter from showing or racing. Visit us today:

Www.mauimeadowfarm.com

09/19/2020

We are happy to announce and share our brand new riding arena! Come ride with us 170x170 arena, fully fenced and groomed.

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07/22/2020

Swimming sessions now open! Beat the heat with our indoor equine pool. Ship ins and resident stay available at day rate. Build strength and cardio safely in a controlled setting and let your horse cool off.

267-716-1960
Www.mauimeadowfarm.com

07/21/2020

Roman Steps - 1977

10/07/2019

We have swim sessions available. Please schedule early, time slots are filling up.

We also have resident stay available for horses needing extra conditioning or rehabilitative care.

It’s that time of year again! As the ground gets harder I’m so grateful for the knowledgeable staff at Maui Meadow Farm who help keep my horses fit for the fall season!

07/18/2019

Its HOT! Come swim with us!

Offering:
Ship and go swimming
Resident stay conditioning through swimming
Lay ups and rehabilitation

$30 Ship and go swimming

Www.mauimeadowfarm.com

05/14/2019

Equine Aquatics

Maui Meadow Farm specializes in rehabilitation of equine athletes and companions. From diagnosing your horse's injury, to post-operative care, we specialize in all aspects of horse health. Combined with nearly 35 years of aquatic therapy, we cater and help all horses and owners alike.

http://mauimeadowfarm.com/equine-aquatics.html

Since 1987, Maui Meadow Farm has helped thousands of horses either on a competing level, or simply rehabilitating back to their normal lives. Like human athletes, horses are prone to injuries of all...

05/06/2019

We currently have stalls available for resident horses for lay ups, rehabilitation and equine swimming. Concussion free exercise allows your horse to stay fit, build muscle and assist in healing injuries. Quiet atmosphere, 24 hour on premises staff, closed gates and camera monitored stalls and property. Stall only to individualized turn out.

All disciplines and all breeds welcome.

Www.mauimeadowfarm.com
[email protected]
610-348-4338

04/28/2018

Wishing everyone good luck today in the Lyman Stakes at Parx! We wish we could attend, however we are expecting our new addition to our family, Charles B Lyman IV. Good luck to all! We will be watching.

04/26/2018

Swim sessions are active! Currently booking ship in swimmers, lay-ups, resident stays and horses needing conditioning. Stalls available for long term stay.

267-716-1960
[email protected]
Www.mauimeadowfarm.com

04/03/2018

Job 332867 : Groundskeeper/Laborer in Pennsylvania, United States

PLEASE DO NOT MESSAGE US, We MISS messages on FB as we are usually on Mobile. Please CALL regarding this position.

**Currently seeking individual for a working thoroughbred farm.Easy going facility. Minimal work with horses, however- may be asked to assist at times or move a horse from stall to stall, turn out, etc. Horses are all good to work with and mainly...

03/23/2018

Maui Meadow Farm currently has internship/working student openings at this time. If you are seeking to expand your knowledge in the horse world, we have many different areas we cover that will help further your equine training and skills that will promote you to further yourself.

This is an unpaid internship/working student position. This means, that in exchange for working, we will teach you skills in rehabilitation, medicine, training for both race horses and off track thoroughbred training, aquatic swim therapy/conditioning and more. You will be working with high end horses.

You will learn:

Rehabilitation - working with veterinarians, attending horse evaluations at New Bolton Center, assisting with ultrasounds, x-rays, foaling/breeding, post operative care and administering medications as well as learning what each medication is used for.

Show Grooming - Mane pulling, clipping, etc.

Farrier work - Learning about specialized shoeing and what it is used for. Assisting farrier.

Working with off track thoroughbreds - Assisting with let down time, keeping horses "show groomed", ground work, training and riding. We will be giving you free lessons and coaching, as well as paying your show fees in exchange for your work.

Race horses - conditioning, handling, training and breaking. Possibility to assist in breaking, training and galloping on our track.

Aquatic Therapy - Working with high end horses for conditioning and rehabilitation through swimming.

Working students will be expected to be on time, neat, tidy and to keep equipment clean. THERE IS NO MUCKING. You will be taught how to manage our equine software system that will give you daily tasks and expect to keep records on horses assigned to you.

In return we will offer coaching, lessons, free showing and more. We will also write a letter of recommendation for any working student actively seeking employment with a barn.

Monday - Friday7 AM until no later than Noon. Position is open immediately.
Applications may be submitted with a riding video to
[email protected]

Housing is not provided.

You may submit an application at this link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Av56-MKtK_u3eFTUidHSNHcHw6oG1qKp/view?usp=sharing

03/02/2018

Maui Meadow Farm's cover photo

02/27/2018

Swim sessions are active! If you plan on shipping in for a swim, please schedule 48 hours out so we may schedule you and call 610-793-1255. Stalls also open and available for resident stay for rehabilitation and conditioning.

Www.mauimeadowfarm.com

01/31/2018

Our non-profit is seeking volunteers to help us expand, grow and accept more horses to help!

VOLUNTEERING!

This spring we will be expanding our program a bit more! Interested in volunteering? We have something for EVERYONE!

Hands on but don't know horses?

*Landscaping/Gardening
*Barn Maintenance & Carpentry - Help build stuff for our horses!

Love horses and want to live with them ALL DAY?
*Grooming/Bathing
*Assisting with Vet and Farrier Visits
*Rehabilitation Work
*Riding/Training

More of an office guru? We have something for you too!
You can even do it from home!
*Help planning events!
*Come with us TO events!
*Build spreadsheets and help organize our horses (we have a lot of them!)
*Connect with other volunteers
*Follow up on horses in their new homes

And more! Come be part of our team!
E-Mail [email protected]

Picture of Facundo at the 2017 Thoroughbred Makeover because he's just so adorable.

01/30/2018

Congratulations to our client Leah, who sought us out for our expertise in locating her very first horse, a wonderful thoroughbred by Eurosilver named Arion Silver. We can see a fantastic partnership to be formed between these two.

Seeking a new partner? Or your next project off the track? We can help!
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01/27/2018

We are sad to announce the passing of Delaware Township, on January 27, 2018. Delaware was surrounded by those who loved him on this bright sunny day as he gazed upon his herd of mares. Delaware Township was a 1996 Florida Bred sired by Notebook and a MGSW of $996,950. Delaware was part of our family for many years, siring numerous upon numerous runners at the track who also proved themselves to be fantastic show horses and jumpers after retiring from racing. We will miss Delaware and his quirky traits here on the farm as well as his well known antics, especially in his older age.

01/19/2018

TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation and Careers

TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation and Careers

Hi everyone! We are currently updating our website with new horses as well as horses who have entered our program that are on stall rest, have come out of surgery as well as just need some R+R before finding an approved home.

Unfortunately, with this cold, wicked winter, one of our main "workers" has needed to retire- our machine machine for the horse laundry. It may seem that such an appliance is really overlooked and always readily available- but it is a VERY valuable tool to our program. We are pretty sad about it.

Our machine worked hard to clean wraps clean and readily available for horses in rehabilitative care, that needed to stay wrapped for their injuries, as well as washed stable sheets that keep them warm, pads, towels and coolers for aquatic therapy and more. We use the machine the most for horses who are stalled 24/7 for injuries and soil the things they use and wear. We MUST keep everything as clean as possible in order to keep the horses healthy.

We have started a fundraiser to help obtain a new washing machine! We would like to purchase a washer that has a good capacity and is suited for heavy duty items. The washer will be installed in the equine pool where we can easily transfer soiled horse laundry over for quick washing. Many people often request to donate to our program and we like to show everyone where donations are placed. As all go directly towards the care and treatment of our horses.

Any contribution is much appreciated towards our goal!
We receive so many compliments about our program, nearly daily! The work that we do cannot be achieved without the team work of our supporters. Thank you to everyone who continues to support us and our horses!

01/03/2018

Thank you to our wonderful clients who recommend us ☺ Helping more horses day by day!

01/01/2018

Happy New Year and official one year older to our thoroughbreds here at the farm.

Happy New Year from all of us at TRRAC! We have grown and accomplished so much as our first year as an official non-profit. Many horses received care and found wonderful homes with your help. Many horses still remain with us and now, our horses officially turn one year older. Check out some of the ages of our horses in permanent Sanctuary here at our facility:

Red Hot Iron 26 (Pa) ($344,079)
Texziz Slew 26 (WV) ($47,560)
Delaware Township 22 (FL) ($996,950)

Give them a "like" for a Happy New Year and many more to come!

12/08/2017

Retired Racehorse Project

Retired Racehorse Project

Want to help horses impacted by the wild fire at San Luis Rey training center from afar but unsure of how?

You can donate to Thoroughbred Charities of America (TCA) Horses First emergency fund. TCA is prepared to help once needs are assessed as they did following the hurricane in Puerto Rico earlier this year. Always use caution when donating to crowd sourcing fundraisers that crop up during times of crisis.

Trainers will also be needing supplies and equipment so that they can care for their horses and get back to work quickly. Got halters, leads, wraps and bandages, meds, etc? Makeover trainer Ali Hamann of South Coast Sport Horses LLC is organizing donations out of her farm. Contact her directly for details.

Here’s a press release from the California Horse Racing Board:

DEVASTATING FIRE REACHED SAN LUIS REY TRAINING CENTER

A fire erupted in northeast San Diego County Thursday afternoon and quickly engulfed approximately eight barns at the San Luis Rey (SLR) training center in Bonsall where nearly 500 racehorses were stabled. An unknown number of horses were evacuated before fire authorities declared conditions unsafe for vehicles to enter the area to pick up the remaining horses. Individuals at SLR risked their lives in efforts to free the horses from their stalls and herd them into the safer infield area and training track. However, it is believed that approximately 25 horses perished in the fire.

When safe for the horse vans to again enter the facility, most of the remaining horses were taken 35 miles south to Del Mar Racetrack where personnel and volunteers are adequately caring for them. As of 7:30 p.m. some 30 horses at SLR were still in the process of being evacuated and an unknown number of horses housed in pastures surrounding the property were unaccounted for as darkness prevented a thorough search of those areas.

CHRB personnel will be on the scene early Friday to work with the professionals and volunteers at SLR.

Los Alamitos Race Course announced that it is canceling its Friday afternoon racing program out of respect for the horses and people involved.

12/05/2017

TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation and Careers

Play It Forward with her first ride since retiring from racing. This is a super classy mare who will take someone far! She is RRP Makeover eligible and ready to go to a new home.

Contact us at www.OTTBS.org or 610-348-4338

12/05/2017

TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation and Careers

Jeanjeannie had her first ride off the track today. She hacked politely around our XC field alone and although confused, was attentive towards her ride, quickly catching on. This is a nice young filly who we can see really stepping out in the dressage ring or lofting around the hunter ring. No injuries or limitations. RRP Makeover eligible for 2018.

Www.ottbs.org
610-348-4338

12/02/2017

TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation and Careers

Support a great cause. Join the Retired Race Horse Project today!

Want to help promote our mission further?
Join the Retired Race Horse Project!

Currently, we have 2200+ followers on our page! You all seem to share and follow our passion for the thoroughbred breed and our mission to show the world what retired, off track thoroughbreds can do. Every year, TRRAC joins the Retired Race Horse Project by becoming a member. Our membership supports a mission that everyone shares, which is very important towards our mission. When the RRP started, we noticed an immediate increase in interest in retired thoroughbred race horses. Now, years later, the Thoroughbred Makeover, now held in Kentucky, is something that everyone raves about and looks forward to showcasing their OTTB's talents.

Consider joining the Retired Race Horse Project. For only $45 per year, you'll be helping a wonderful cause as well as receive their magazine, "Off Track Thoroughbred" which features wonderful articles that are seriously worth reading. Your membership will also help our journey to the 2018 Makeover!

*** Ready to join?***
https://www.retiredracehorseproject.org/join

***PLEASE BE SURE TO ENTER OUR AMBASSADOR CODE!*** ENTER: QBAU4

What are the advantages of being a member?

The demand for retired race horses is now greater, as riders, both professional and amateur, come to us to seek their perfect mount. But the RRP cannot continue this mission without you! Memberships support activities and events for thoroughbreds. In return, these activities allow us, as an aftercare program, to show our horses at their best and increase adoption and demand rates- THIS HELPS US HELP MORE HORSES! Even more so, the RRP continues to expand constant education towards the public about the thoroughbred breed, their versatility and their athleticism in second careers as well as family horses.

RRP Members can look forward to:

- Retired Racehorse Resource Directory

- Subscription to Off-Track Thoroughbred Magazine
Off-Track Thoroughbred Magazine, a high quality, quarterly print publication produced for RRP by The Horse Media Group. Includes members-only online access to the digital copy and print copy mailed to your home. $20 value

- Discount on RRP Logowear
- Discounted or free tickets for RRP Events, including the Thoroughbred Makeover!
- Discounts from our Sponsors
- Access to Members-Only Events and Educational Webinars