Our Horses
Southridge Navan Della
Hammerdown Thor
You Bean Executive
Hillaryswinner
Southridge Navan Della
Hammerdown Thor
You Bean Executive
Hillaryswinner
Hammerdown Farm
Located in Lowbanks, Ontario, Canada
Registered Thoroughbreds & Registered Belgian Horses
How did the name
"Hammerdown Farm" come about??
Todd has always been into speed and racing - whether it be racing cars or racing snowmobiles, or even racing lawn mowers! If it had wheels and a motor, he would try and race it. As well, Todd used to drive a transport truck for a living, and now works as a big truck mechanic.
Candace is also into speed - just look at her equine events of choice! Three day eventing isn't for the faint of heart, and barrel racing is all about the fastest time winning. And, Candace also used to drive a transport truck - in fact, that is how Candace and Todd met. She had taken her 2000 Freightliner in to Todd's workplace to get some work and repairs done. So, the term "Hammerdown" which is a common term that long haulers use when trying to get somewhere in a hurry, just seemed rather fitting!
So, even though draft horses aren't known for being overly fast, Candace and Todd decided that HAMMERDOWN FARM is just the perfect name for their place together, especially considering how they met and what hobbies they enjoy. And now that Candace has two thoroughbred mares again, it's makes the name HAMMERDOWN FARM that much more suitable!!
"Hammerdown Farm" come about??
Todd has always been into speed and racing - whether it be racing cars or racing snowmobiles, or even racing lawn mowers! If it had wheels and a motor, he would try and race it. As well, Todd used to drive a transport truck for a living, and now works as a big truck mechanic.
Candace is also into speed - just look at her equine events of choice! Three day eventing isn't for the faint of heart, and barrel racing is all about the fastest time winning. And, Candace also used to drive a transport truck - in fact, that is how Candace and Todd met. She had taken her 2000 Freightliner in to Todd's workplace to get some work and repairs done. So, the term "Hammerdown" which is a common term that long haulers use when trying to get somewhere in a hurry, just seemed rather fitting!
So, even though draft horses aren't known for being overly fast, Candace and Todd decided that HAMMERDOWN FARM is just the perfect name for their place together, especially considering how they met and what hobbies they enjoy. And now that Candace has two thoroughbred mares again, it's makes the name HAMMERDOWN FARM that much more suitable!!
