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Welcome to the home of the fabulous
Spring Fever Farm Andalusians!
Spring Fever Farm is a quiet, private facility
in Mt. Airy, Maryland owned
and operated by Diana Beuchert. The
farm welcomes all
breeds of horses
into
training and
boarding,
and is an excellent
source of high quality riding
lessons for riders of any experience
level.
Diana also raises, shows and
breeds
the lovely
Andalusian
horses
from
Spain.
Many of the
schoolmasters at Spring Fever Farm are beautiful Andalusian
stallions.
As a result of owning so many talented Andalusians, the farm is
now home
to an Equestrian Theatre which holds
performances for the public
from time to time. Check back here for future performance dates!
And one last way for our beautiful white
horses to shine is through our Wedding
Horses business. We provide a single white stallion for the
bride to make her grand entrance on, a black stallion and a
white stallion for the happy couple to arrive at their reception
aboard or a decorated baraat horse for
South Asian Weddings. Our Wedding Horses business serves MD,
VA, PA, DE and NJ.
Diana aboard one of our
four stallions, Payaso, in an exhibition.
While also an
accomplished competitive dressage rider, Diana believes in
ensuring the horse's comfort and happiness in its work and
therefore has studied under many of the best Classical Dressage
masters of our time.
She is a passionate promoter of this gentler, biomechanically correct
method of
training horses.
Above:
Diana showing our imported black stallion, Piconero III.
Diana in a performance at
the farm on our third stallion, Poderoso.
The farm boasts an indoor
arena
complete with training pillars, large
mirrors, an excellent
sound system,
great lighting and professional footing, as well as an
Olympic-sized outdoor dressage arena.
Two.barns house the numerous Andalusians and the horses belonging to students and clients.
Large airy stalls, lush pastures and all-day turnout
guarantee a happy home to all the horses here.
Come take a great riding lesson on a wonderful Andalusian
stallion, or
treat yourself and your horse to the lap of luxury . . .
where the horse's well
being is our first priority.
We welcome farm visitors, but please call for an appointment
first.
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