Sweetwater Dancing Farm started out in 1996 as a small thoroughbred racing and breeding farm located in Lacey, WA. 

When we first started the farm was set up on about 80 acres and made up of four barns, two racetracks, a trail around the property and a beautiful creek that ran through one of the main pastures. The stallion barn could house up to 10 stallions with a breeding lab at the end. The broodmare barn could house up to about 40 mares with 10 birthing stalls with each mare having their own entrance to the broodmare pasture. Our weanling and yearling barn could house up to 50 horses. Our racehorse barn housed up to 20 horses with each horse having their own turnout

Now in 2003, the farm sits on about 200 acres with a small vet clinic that can do most emergencies with on call staff. The stallion barn which can house up to 20 stallions with a state of the art breeding shed located at the end of the barn. The ladies of the farm are housed in two barns each barn housing up to 40 mares. Our yearling and weanling barn consists of four barns each having 40 horse capacity. The race horse barns consist of two barns housing 15 horses each connected in the middle by a main office. All barns have two wash stalls, a tack room with each horses grooming supplies & tack in it's own spot. We've got two hot walkers which will hold five horses at a time. All stallions have a half acre turnout located just off their stall. Also on the property are now three tracks with footing comparable to the major race tracks, two training dirt tracks and one steeplechase training track. Today the farm still has that beautiful creek that runs through the main broodmare pasture.

Feel free to take a look around and check out the new foals & the horses in training. If you are interested in purchasing a horse check out the sales page. If while your browsing through the horses and you find one you're interested in feel free to email me.

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