About The Farm

Cherry Grove Farm is a small stable starting new from old roots. We offer all types of horse related services, including lessons, birthday parties, boarding (coming soon), training, consulting, etc. Check out the website for current pricing on services, as well as pictures of the farm and family, and much more info!

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Pictures

King Blackburn Teddi 93% foundation, and Troy's father.	Picked By Troy 2005 AQHA Stallion By King Blackburn Teddi (93% Foundation Buckskin) Out of Little Red Reba His bloodlines go back to King, Poco Bueno and Pretty Buck on his father's side and Little Request-TB on his mother's side.  He is bred for speed and agility, and not to mention good looks!
Precious Memories "Mem" 1984 Morgan Mare Mem was the second horse that we aquired.  She was used at a very large riding stable for Dressage.  When we got her, she wasn't used to getting alot of love and attention, but now she is the first to greet us with a nicker when we come in the barn.  She spent alot of time with Troy before he turned two teaching him manors.  She is the boss of the herd, and keeps everyone in line.  Mem is such a wonderful horse, anyone can ride her.  I brought her to the nursing home that I work at and she let all of the residents pet her.  She also let all the children from the daycare ride her.  Mem is the horse that I use for beginner riding lessons and to take to local daycares and nursing homes.

History

Cherry Grove Farm is a part of my Grandparents farm (Jeanne and Pete Crotallo).  They very graciously handed us down a 10 acre portion of their property for me to pursuit my dreams and raise my family.  Both of my Grandparent's families have been long term residents of Leechburg and the Gilpin area.  My Grandmother's father was the Chief of Police in Leechburg many years ago, Ivan Mateer.  The farm was in my Grandfather's family for many, many years, and at least one part of it will always remain in the family, to be passed down to the next generations.