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from page 8 Hickory Tree and Llangollen. But they wanted to build their own training facility so they could offer more to area horsemen and take advantage of modern techniques and surfaces unavailable at established training farms.

“We’d gotten spoiled all those years at Interhorse," McClure explained. “We had the Middleburg training track next door, all the Piedmont hunt territory to ride out in, an indoor arena, paddocks, pastures, schooling fields. We were able to diversify our business and offer breaking and rehab and layups and boarders, as well as training.”

When they began to look into buying, and building, their own property, Cooney said they sat down with a Realtor and a map and drew a circle around Middleburg. “We knew we needed to stay in the area,” he said. Another imperative was to stay near good roads and near a population

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