Gambrel Farm is a breeding and training facility located on Western Washington's little-known Key Peninsula. The farm is on a gorgeous cross-fenced 30 acre parcel of rolling pasture and forest, with extensive facilities including an indoor exercise area, outdoor arena, barn with 14 large stalls, 9 paddocks and numerous run-ins, a round pen, a pond, and enough varied terrain for young horses to learn their herd manners, go through woods and water, and graze to their heart's content.

After 30 years in the horse business, breeding primarily award-winning Arabians, we discovered the Haflinger through a series of happy accidents. An old family friend from the Tyrol began describing this rare horse at about the same time that one of our daughters moved to Austria. Soon we were hopelessly hooked on this unique breed known for its exquisite coloring and conformation, gentle demeanor, unflappable disposition, and willingness to work, work, work.

Now we are proud to operate a first-class Haflinger breeding and training facility, with all the amenities you would expect. Our barn is built in the Nebraska style that our farm is named after. There is a 36’x48’ open exercise area in the middle of the barn that we often use for starting young horses. This also serves as our breeding area; it features a breeding wall designed for the safety of the mare's handler as well as the handler of the stallion.

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