Grayson Farm is located in beautiful Central Virginia 20 miles south of Charlottesville on Hwy 20. The farm has 285 acres of rolling fields and wooded trails. Boarding, lessons, training, breeding and selling of young horses all take place on Grayson Farm.

Typically 2 horse trials and 2 combined tests are hosted here each year. Riding facilities include a covered arena with rubber footing, an outdoor Dressage arena with sand footing, a large jump ring, and complete cross-country courses ranging from Baby Green to Preliminary level jumps. Cross-country course, jump ring and covered arena are available to be used for a fee: XC course is $25 ($20 pony clubbers) per horse, jump ring is $10 per horse, and covered arena is $10 per horse. Hours of trail riding along wooded trails and rolling fields is also available.

Grayson Farm is also home to Mountain Skyline Pony Club. MSPC is part of the Old Dominion Region Pony Clubs and the USPC. Pony Club lessons, clinics, ratings and rallies are frequent activities at Grayson Farm.

Grayson Farm grows fine quality Orchard Grass hay. Their hay business began solely to provide quality hay for their own horses and boarders when they could not find suitable hay to buy. They were so successful that a demand for their hay turned into a business. Good quality grass hay is the best natural feed for horses if it is fertilized adequately, cut at the proper time and cured properly. Grayson Farm has become know locally for producing the finest grass hay in the area. They have won first place at the Va State Fair every year entered. The protein percentage has ranged from 16% to as high as 22%. This is an unprecedented protein content usually found only in Alfalfa, yet grass hay is preferable as it does not pose the problems and nutritional imbalances found in Alfalfa. Customers frequently comment that their horse gain weight on this hay and grain consumption is decreased. When a horse can maintain his energy and nutritional requirements on quality hay and consume less grain, then he will have less colic and ulcer problems and better digestion. Hay prices are set at $5.00 per bale if picked up at the barn. Delivery within an hour radius of the farm is also provided for a fee.

Covered Arena

Outdoor Dressage Arena