New Jersey, Frenchtown


	New Jersey, Frenchtown by Kim Lorenc (Washington, NJ) Dreams Come True Farm We are a quality boarding facility in Hunterdon County, NJ that is dedicated to rehabbing horses, taking care of equine companions, and providing lay-up and basic full board care. We provide group turnouts to promote healthy psyche of horse, we utilize natural trimmers, and provide quality, naturally raised hay for your horse. Special diets for special needs horses are not a problem and we welcome the older horse with open arms. Call Debbie (908) 361-3152 for appt. to see and meet our residents. Click here to post comments.
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