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Florida Farm Tour To Be Held In January
Monday, October 27, 2003


If you are looking for a winter time horse fix or a break from the cold weather, how does Ocala, Florida in January sound? If famous horses, famous parties and famous fun are right up your alley, then you won't want to miss the fifth edition of the farm tour in Ocala, Florida January 17 - 18, 2004.

The tour is the perfect way to start the year. The ever-increasing Morgan contingent of farms will include visits to; Cheri Barber Stables, Treble's Morgan Manor and Centerpointe. There will also be showing of horses by Gradell Farm, Gulfwind Morgans, Arboria Morgans, Spice O' Life Morgans and Graywood South. Don't pass up the chance to visit with all of these Morgan farms, horses and people, in one weekend!

The hotel headquarters will be the Ocala Ramada Inn (352)732-3131. For more information about the tour, call Nina Spencer (352)591-3225, Carol Hudson (352)351-2750, Evelyn McKnight (386)462-0582, Katrina Wood (518)966-4830, Richard Boule (352)629-3362 or Mary Geisler (352)622-4037.

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