THE CAPACITY TO CARE IS WHAT GIVES LIFE ITS DEEPEST SIGNIFICANCE...

Twin Creek Farms LLC is located in Northwestern Michigan, just 45 minutes north of Grand Rapids, MI.  Located on 120 acres of rolling farmland, our daily routine and the design of our facility is all centered around the well-being, safety and health of the horses that we care for.  The facility is designed for stallions, mares and young horses are cared for and handled professionally - yet they spend as much time outside, in pastures and paddocks as possible.  Twin Creek Farms LLC breeds more outside mares of all breeds, than any other equine facility in Michigan.  We can maintain a stallion in show condition, yet at the same time allow him to be turned out to graze like a natural horse - which in turn makes him a fertile, happy breeding horse.  Mares on pasture board have large, safe loafing sheds and are housed in small groups, where they feel comfortable and safe - allowing them to settle in quicker and have more productive heat cycles.

 

Our facility consists of two barns with 21 indoor stalls.  All stalls are rubber-matted and have automatic waterers.  Our foaling stalls and stallion stalls have large 2x3 grilled windows, which keep our barns very light, peaceful and well-ventilated.  The breeding and stallion collection area is large with a well-equipped breeding laboratory with frozen semen storage.  The barn aisles and breeding area have rubber-coated flooring for the safety and comfort of all horses.  We work as a team with Dr. Todd Gilbert of Pleasantview Animal Clinic of Big Rapids, MI - with his clinic located just 15 minutes from our facility.

Located on 120 acres of rolling hills, surrounded by a quiet Amish community Stallion barn with 12x12 stalls, each with an automatic waterer and large window 24x36 Breeding area with rubber flooring, complete with modern breeding laboratory and frozen semen storage area

 

Two mare barns with 12x12 matted stalls and automatic waterers Several large pastures and paddocks with large run-in sheds for visiting mares Large, individual stallion turnouts for grazing