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Our Horses

Our focus is to provide our horses with a natural environment, age adequate, consistent exercise as well as fair and caring treatment.

Testimonials

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Gray Friesian Farm is located in beautiful Fairfield County in Connecticut. Our mission is to introduce to you the beauty and wonderful personality of the purebred Friesian horse. As you can see, our horses are kept in their natural environment, meaning outside, as much as possible (10-24 hours/day, depending on season).

The Friesian horse breed originated in Friesland, a region the Netherlands and it is one of Europe's oldest breeds. Mainly used for carriage driving, dressage, high school and trail riding, you will soon appreciate the dependability, yet athletic ability of the Friesian horse.

Against common knowledge, Friesian horses are warmbloods. They are completely black and mainly recognized for their long mane and feathers, but also for their animated gaits. Friesian mares are desired to be from 14.3-15.3 hands (1.50m-1.60m), Geldings can range from 15.1-17+ hands (1.55m-1.80m). Click here to see all of our horses.

News / Clinics   ---> more  

October 4, 2008 (1:00-6:00 PM) - 3rd Annual GFF Open House / POT LUCK BBQ. (Click here for details & Entry Form)

September 14, 2008 - Quadrille at the 2nd Company Governor's Horse Guard
Check out the photos and video (Click here )

September 6, 2008 - Lisa Schmidt, FIX-A-TEST. (Click here for Entry Form)

August 17, 2008 - Katja Bluhm Clinic. (Click here for pictures )

Katja is a German Trainer, having won the European Team Dressage Championships when she was younger.

July 1, 2008 - Easton couple runs farm on horse sense. -- CT Post Article by Joel C. Thompson (Click here to read the full article )

June 22, 2008 - Gray Friesian Farm Kids Show. (Click here for pictures )
( GFF Kids Show Schedule )

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