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Equine Affaire, Ohio March 2004

Posted on November 9, 2011
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The weather was perfect and the public reception was wonderful! CM Guinness, Slainte and OMF’s Apollo all participated in their respective Demos. This was Apollo’s first event as a coming yearling, and we were thrilled with his behavior. Old Mill Farm was presented with “The GCDHA 2003 Most Valuable Member” Award. Old Mill Farm would

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Equine Extravaganza, Virginia – April 2004

Posted on September 19, 2011
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Guinness and Slainte both participated in 2 Breed Demos, The Parade of Breeds during the evening show, Stallion Avenue and the GCDHA Breed Booth! We even met a few greats such as Tommy Turvey JR and Kenny Harlow.

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Vonnie, Rhonda and Jordan

Posted on August 12, 2011
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Farmington Fair Quad Races 2004 “Ladies of Old Mill Farm” Left to right: Vonnie, Rhonda and Jordan

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Attractions

Posted on December 14, 2010
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Old Mill Farm is centered in the middle of a multitude of tourist attractions! If you need additional reasons to visit our farm and horses, the following attractions should be more than enough! Places of Interest Kentuck Knob (Driving time from Old Mill – 5 minutes) Another Frank Llyod Wright creation! This house was originally

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Farmington Volunteer Fire Department Parade August 2004

Posted on October 18, 2010
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CM Guinness, Molly, NCO’s Headliner (who was in for training) and our QH Dakoda all participated. This is an annual parade for our community and the people never tire of seeing the Gypsy and Drum Horses!

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The National Pike Wagon Train

Posted on June 6, 2010
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The National Road (Rt 40), which extends about 90 miles through PA, was designated a Historical Civil Landmark in 1976. Construction on the National Road began in 1811 and was completed in 1818 from Cumberland MD to Wheeling, WV, which at the time was still Virginia! The National Rd was the first Federally funded, multi-state