Elaine bred her first horse at the age of 17. “Kid” is now 35, sound, and still being ridden. Since then Benediction Farm has stood three stallions, and recently added a frozen semen breeding program, bringing in the best blood from around the world.

A sound mind and body are the top priorities in our breeding program. Next is athletic ability (and beauty doesn’t hurt!). While we breed for sane athletes with FEI Dressage potential, we make a point of using stallions who also have great ability as jumpers, both because we want versatile foals and because we believe that powerful hindquarters make for better dressage horses.

Benediction Farm horses can be found from California, to Georgia, to Vermont, to Canada. Those who have had the opportunity have been successful as FEI competitors, while the rest have become wonderful amateur horses. They have excelled in jumping, dressage, eventing, and combined driving. We believe that everyone deserves a quality partner, no matter what level you ride!

We have never had to advertise our foals and young horses as they sell by word of mouth. We have many repeat buyers and referrals and the older offspring are great advertising for the young ones. A great pleasure for us is getting letters and phone calls from happy owners telling us how much they love the horses we have bred. It happens quite often!

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