Haulin' Hoof Farm
10777 Lightfritz Ridge Rd.
New Marshfield
Ohio
45766
United States
7406642126
We're a family farm located in southeastern Ohio breeding using Suffolk horses to assist with work in the woods and fields. We work with local land owners who seek to selectively manage their woodlots, and take these resources to produce value-added goods which we market in our on-line store - Haulin' Hoof Farm Store.
PO 1014
Waller
Tx
77484
United States
7132927826
We have had draft horses for over 40 years.
We have got in to Suffolk last year and really like there personality and they way there easy to handle and work.
Mtnvista
151 Blanchard Butte Rd
Roberts
Mt
59070
USA
307-899-4030
I have a small (56 acres) farm consisting mostly of pastureland and a couple of hay fields in the foothills of the Northern Rockies. My Suffolks, currently consisting of two mares and a gelding are my retirement project along with my 2 lippitt morgans.
Northland Sheep Dairy
3501 Hoxie Gorge Freetown Rd.
Marathon
NY
13803
US
6078494442
We have made hay, logged, and farmed with horses and mules for 20 years here. Currently standing an excellent young Stud. Po Boy Farm's Red Oak. His first foal will be born early 2022 to Reber's Donald Mary. The first foal for this 5y/o mare. "Red" will be available for outside mares in 2022. I also teach teamster skills through lessons, workshops, and internships.
1493 Ohio 307
Jefferson
OH
44047
United States
Northeast Ohio suffolk horse breeding and working farm
388 Farrwood Drive
Haverhill
MA
01835
United States
9498743487
I am the proud owner of a 15 year old Suffolk Punch!
6019 MICHIGAN RD
Arcade
NY
14009
United States
5854573819
My husband owns 3 Suffolk horses that he has done all the training on. 2 geldings, one mare. I ride horseback and drive horses, 2 minis to drive, one quarter horse to ride, and a Friesian/Standardbred to drive.
Copper Grouse Ranch
PO Box 4
Smithwick
SD
57782
USA
6615241117
We have cattle and other horses as well as mules. We are just getting started with Suffolks. We recently purchased 2 yearlings.
Don & Pat Evia & Dominic Button
#4081 Cty Rte 70A
Bath
NY
14810
United States
6077696163
We have been members of the ASHA since 1989. We purchased our first mare and stallion that same year. We have had over 60 foals on our farm and continue to this day breeding our Suffolks. We have sold horses all over the United States and Canada. We work our horses on the farm plowing, discing, draging, culitvating and planting. We have approxiamtely 80 acres and use both tractor and horses for our farming. We have showed our horses at county fairs, given rides for festivals, weddings, and Don has entered many plowing competition also. We showed our 2 yrs old mare Mill Road Meghan at the Royal Winter fair in 2000 . Now we have our grandson Dominic Button working with us and he enjoys the horses as much as we do. It is so nice to have young people who are interested in learning about our breed and learning how work the farm with horses.
Saxapahaw Suffolks
2001 E Greensboro Chapel Hill Rd
Graham
NC
27253
US
6019173276
We are small homestead/ family family farm located in the triangle area of North Carolina
Coombe Corner Farm, Salisbury Road
Donhead St. Mary, Shaftesbury
DORSET
SP7 9LT
England
01747828469
Cedar Ridge Suffolks
W333 County Road S
Hartford
Wi
53027
Dodge
920-255-2216
My wife Doreen and I have 6 Suffolk horses 4 geldings Andy,Duke,Duey and Charlie, Two mares Addie and Clarabelle. Charlie(2017)and Clarabelle (2022) are full siblings.
Banks Mountain Forest Farm
404 Banks Mountain Drive
HENDERSONVILLE
NC
28792-2162
United States
8286851170
Banks Mountain Forest Farm, Hendersonville, NC
Our team; is
Copper
Bonnie Anne
20 Shortie Rd
Roundup
MT
59072-
US
4063234353
I raised a team of half Belgians, '86 - '05, which I broke and used to mow and rake hay with. Also raised Fjords, '93 - '05, also broke a team of those to mow hay with. In '18 got married to a Mt. woman that was into horses so I got back into them also.
As of May 18 2021, We now have our team of Suffolk mares that are going to need a lot of work to get them into shape for mowing hay and other field work. They are now bred, thanks to Brad Busch for the use of a stud, so we should have a couple foals next year.
Jim and Melody
