Schocharie Ridge was established in 1984 as an equine boarding and training facility by owner and operator Sandy Kantor. The 48 acre farm has a main barn with seventeen box stalls, a foaling barn with two oversized stalls, and three run-in sheds. A wash area with hot and cold water is in the main barn. Numerous pastures and paddocks provide ample turnout. There is a 72' x 144' indoor riding arena as well as a 120' x 240' fenced outdoor arena. Both arenas have excellent footing and bright lighting for evening rides. Trails through the woods and fields are great for hacking. The owner and family reside in a stone farmhouse on the property.
Schocharie Ridge Farm has many unique qualities. The Pennsylvania Dutch farm is over 150 years old and very picturesque. A stream meanders through the pastures with mature shade trees along its banks. One may ride to a hilltop on the property for a breathtaking view. The many long-time boarders are very friendly and helpful. The farm is located in the northwest corner of the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania.
Sandy Kantor has been a horse owner since age eight. She has a bachelor's degree in Animal Science from the University of Massachusetts and grew up on a dairy farm. Sandy observes the horses daily, as she does much of the labor herself. Sandy tries hard to keep an open line of communication between herself and each boarder as well as provide a friendly country atmosphere and excellent care for all horses.
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