A home for horses

Greenfield Farm offers free reign

  • Jake Herrington hand-feeds a horse in the pasture. BAILEY BALLARD/Staff
    Jake Herrington hand-feeds a horse in the pasture. BAILEY BALLARD/Staff
  • Woodland areas behind the main house for horses to graze and explore. CONTRIBUTED
    Woodland areas behind the main house for horses to graze and explore. CONTRIBUTED
  • The barn currently has three stalls and a fourth one being built along with a tack room. BAILEY BALLARD/Staff
    The barn currently has three stalls and a fourth one being built along with a tack room. BAILEY BALLARD/Staff
  • There are 24 acres of pasture for horses to free roam. BAILEY BALLARD/Staff
    There are 24 acres of pasture for horses to free roam. BAILEY BALLARD/Staff
    Greenfield Farm is the new luxurious haven to open for Baldwin County horses. A month ago, Kelly Tresider and her family moved to Milledgeville to open a boarding farm for horses. Originally from Rhode Island, Tresider has past experience working on horse farms and owning a wide variety of animals on her own. Since she was a little girl, she dreamed of owning a stable and caring for h...

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