About Palm City's Palm City Farm

PALM CITYS HORSE TALK:

Palm City, Florida offers many lifestyles: You have the choice of EQUESTRIAN, COUNTRY ESTATE HOMES, WATERFRONT PROPERTIES and every modern convinence you may desire. It's OLD FLORIDA. Not to many places in South Florida offer the Town and Country lifestyle, as well, as Palm City.

As a realtor, I specialize in Equestrian, Country Homes, Waterfront properties, and Farms. Palm City has been my home for many years. I chose Palm City Farms, a subdivision of Palm City, to build my own equestrian farm for breeding horses. Since I had a big part in developing my farm and managing it for years, I feel I have enough knowledge to represent my clients well when acquiring equestrian real estate. http://www.mysunflowerfarmfl.com

Our Palm City is blessed with beautiful waterfront properties and gated communities. I was in love with Palm City and the Stuart area the first time I saw it because of it's huge amount of waterfront property. Our beaches are one of the best, plus everything is upscale and presents the best for our visitors and residents. I am a little spoiled because I like my country living, but I really enjoy being able to shop and dine without having to take a trip. Palm City and the surrounding areas offers all of this. As a child, I loved to read TOWN AND COUNTRY MAGAZINE. I thought the lifestyles that it wrote about was the best. I found that lifestyle in Palm City Farms, Palm City, Florida. Come and let me show you what it is all about.

If you’re looking for an area of secluded acreage, yet still be close to shopping, entertainment the beach and navigable waterways Palm City Farms may just be the dream setting you are looking for. Prices are currently more affordable than they have been in the past 5 or 6 years.

Beautiful acreage with 5 acre and larger home sites and vacant land abound in Palm City Farms. This is the perfect location for your equestrian needs as well as many other agricultural uses. All within minutes of Martin County ‘A’ rated schools, shopping, beaches and easy access to I-95 and Florida’s Turnpike.

For additional information about Palm City Farms please contact us.

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THAT'S RIGHT!! PALM CITY IS OUT FRONT AGAIN WITH NEW AND INTERESTING EQUESTRIAN CLINIC!!

You have time to sign up for the great new clinic.

Extreme Trail

The fast-growing sport of "Extreme Trail, Mountain Trail or Competitive Trail" is here to

stay in Florida. A second Extrenfte course will open its gates on June 12 with a clinic

taught by the nationally recogn zed horseman, Mark Bolender of Bolender Horse Park in

Washington State. This will solid:lify Florida as an Extreme Trail destination.

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Bolender also designed and built the only other Extreme course in Florida, located in

Ocala, which is owned and ope~ated by Lynn Palm and her husband Cyril Pittion

Rossillon. When Palm and Rossl"on saw Bolender's course in Washington State they

realized the great potential for training of every discipline. They immediately arranged

for Bolender to design and build a course on their farm in Ocala.

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The new course in Palm City is "the most technically difficult course built in the United

States at this point, yet it has a level of difficulty that will be used by every level of

rider", said Bolender. Bolender also says the new course, "was not designed to

intimidate but to challenge the rorse and rider."

Bolander designed this new course to challenge and stimulate participants. Jack Peeples

of Fox Trails Farm, a recognize~ horseman himself, and who owns and operates the

new Extreme Trail at his farm i~ Palm City has added his own personal touches to the

course.

The sport of Extreme Trail is not just your morning trail ride. It requires boldness and

confidence on the part of the hbrse and rider. To see a horse picking his way through

highly challenging obstacles with composure and confidence is truly a beautiful image

to behold.

You can participate in this sport in both English and Western styles. It's fun, exciting

and challenging for riders at eJery level. And it's addictive! It's as much fun to watch as

it is to ride.

This new Extreme course in Palm City is located at 4451 S.W. Boatramp Road. Please

contact Lee Sampson at 772-215-3989 or Mark Bolender at 360-269-5699 for more

information.

Comes to Palm City

Just recently I called my listing client to tell them I would be coming to their property in thirty minutes. I also emailed about myarrival. This property had been inspected and I thought I knew everything there was to know about the property. I arrived, rang the bell, the door opened about five inches, there was no response. I stood there and within seconds, I had two pit bulls launching at me and hit me on each shoulder. I landed about twelve feet off the balcony porch on my tail bone, and had two pit bulls circling on top of me. Finally, the owner realized the dogs were out and they came to get them off. This felt like it went on and on. I had never seen the pit bulls nor was told about them.

Just yesterday, I was showing property and was greeting my customers. Out of the blue, I had two boxers launch forward and preformed a clawing battle with me. The customers were scared to death and ran. I managed to get them off of me and found my left arm to be badly injured with razor scrapes and deep punctured wounds. I immediately ran inside to get to the sink to have water run over my arm and looked around to see another boxer inside. The customers were shaking and I tried to be big and brave as I was just about to pass out. They left immediately and I wrapped my arm in paper towels to try to get to a place to clean my wounds.

I am asking for suggestions. I think something has to be put in a listing agreement that requires animals to be put in a safe place when showing. I love animals but I am smart enough to know their nature. They get in protective modes and that is what some do. I knew these dogs and had been around them with the owners but they were protecting the property. Wow, what a day. I know German Shepard are protective and recently, I had not been told a renter was in a property that I had listed. I had a client with me and opened the door with an attack trained German Shepard greeting me and the client. We were both stunned and shocked that we had experienced that. The renter was a ugly as the dog in this case.

Each time I have talked to the owners about this. However, it goes over like water going over a damn.

What do you think?