Event Horizon Farm is a small, purpose-built equestrian facility located on Lord Hill, near Snohomish, Washington.
Dave and Marla Hamilton Lucas opened the facility in 2005 to allow them to keep and train their horses at home.
The horsepower is supplied by Marla's horses, Brady and Webster, and Dave's horse, Clover. Brady is a 1994 16.2h bay (we like to say "dirt colored") Thoroughbred and Webster is a 2001 bright bay Thoroughbred Clydesdale cross. Clover is a 1997 17.2h bay Irish Sport Horse.
Event Horizon Farm is very fortunate to be located near Capstone Training and Whitney Shapiro, a local 3-Day Eventing trainer and competitor in her own right. Whitney provides the direction and vision for EHF, along with individual training programs tailored to each of us and new challenges every week to improve and ready us for the next show season.
In designing the farm, attention was paid to sight lines, stormwater runoff, access and ease of use. The Snohomish Conservation District recently sponsored a tour of the facility for other horse-owners to gather ideas on how to improve their stables.
In February 2007, the Snohomish Conservation District recognized Event Horizon Farm as a 2006 Merit Farm for environmentally friendly horse keeping and selected Event Horizon Farm as Small Farm Cooperators of the Year for 2006.