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About Us
Jimmy and Caren Vandergrift, owners/operators or
Magnolia Hill Stables set out in 2003 to create a "Horsey
Heaven" for the horse enthusiast. Their attention to detail is
evident from the time you step on "The Hill." The indoor
arena with attached Stable House for observation in the cold
weather, as well as being cool in the hot Tennessee
summers. The outdoor arena with excellent footing is built
to USDF standards. These are just a couple of the kudos
you will find at Magnolia Hill Stables.
Magnolia Hill Stables set out in 2003 to create a "Horsey
Heaven" for the horse enthusiast. Their attention to detail is
evident from the time you step on "The Hill." The indoor
arena with attached Stable House for observation in the cold
weather, as well as being cool in the hot Tennessee
summers. The outdoor arena with excellent footing is built
to USDF standards. These are just a couple of the kudos
you will find at Magnolia Hill Stables.
The love that Jimmy and
Caren have for horses
began about 15 years
ago with the purchase of
an Arabian mare. From
that time, the barn
began to grow in
capacity as they bred
and showed this
wonderful breed. Their
horses earned numerous
championships. Jimmy
is an excellent showman
in halter.
Caren have for horses
began about 15 years
ago with the purchase of
an Arabian mare. From
that time, the barn
began to grow in
capacity as they bred
and showed this
wonderful breed. Their
horses earned numerous
championships. Jimmy
is an excellent showman
in halter.
| Caren riding her Hanoverian gelding, Ironside |
In 1996, Caren fell in love with Dressage and the rest is
history. Their love of all breeds is evident in the variety of
horses that now call Magnolia Hill home. The couple lives on
the 40-acre property and is present to make sure each horse
is treated with individual care. Caren is the barn manager.
Magnolia Hill may not be Heaven . . . . but for the horse
lover, it's a little slice.
history. Their love of all breeds is evident in the variety of
horses that now call Magnolia Hill home. The couple lives on
the 40-acre property and is present to make sure each horse
is treated with individual care. Caren is the barn manager.
Magnolia Hill may not be Heaven . . . . but for the horse
lover, it's a little slice.
| Contact Us: 901-476-8655 magnoliahill@bellsouth.net |
| Jimmy and Beaujolias |
| Directions to Magnolia Hill Stables Directions from Memphis: From I 240 take exit # 8 Austin Peay /Highway 14. Exit right and follow Austin Peay / Highway 14 North. Proceed approx 10 miles. You will see the Shelby County / Tipton County line with a sign that says Tipton County the birthplace of Isaac Hayes. You will then come to a four way stop. Landmark- BP station (Fastimes) on the left. Continue north on Hwy 14. The farm is 1 mile on the right. Look for a row of tall pine trees on the right, the driveway will be immediately on the right. There is a green mailbox #5774. |
Directions from Arlington: Take 385 to Highway 14 North and follow above directions begining
at the Tipton County Line.
at the Tipton County Line.
Directions from Nashville: Take I-40 towards Memphis. Take Exit 56 to Brownsville ( this is
highway 76). Go approx. 2 miles. At first four way stop turn left (this is the bypass Hwy 19). Go
approx. 2 miles to Highway 54 and take a left. (landmark-the fire dept. will be off to your left).
Travel 13 miles on Highway 54. Take a left on Highway 14. You will travel 13 miles. The farm
will be on your left. (landmark- you will cross two short bridges right before you get to the farm,
start looking left and you will see the farm in the distance.) Look for a green mailbox #5770 on
your left.
highway 76). Go approx. 2 miles. At first four way stop turn left (this is the bypass Hwy 19). Go
approx. 2 miles to Highway 54 and take a left. (landmark-the fire dept. will be off to your left).
Travel 13 miles on Highway 54. Take a left on Highway 14. You will travel 13 miles. The farm
will be on your left. (landmark- you will cross two short bridges right before you get to the farm,
start looking left and you will see the farm in the distance.) Look for a green mailbox #5770 on
your left.