CHESTER COUNTY, Pa. – Troy and Annette Hendricks have turned a lifelong love of equitation into a thriving training facility for horses and riders. Kimber-View Stables, located in the heart of Chester County, is known as a high‑end hunter‑jumper barn that prepares horses for big competitions across the East Coast.
Family‑run operation with a professional edge
“We board client horses and work with both the horses and the riders… and we travel to competitions up and down the East Coast,” said Troy Hendricks, owner of the stable. He added that the operation runs like “a very organized machine,” thanks to the support of his wife Annette and their son, who lives on the property.
The Hendricks family emphasizes a balance of tradition and modern training methods. Riders of all ages come to Kimber-View to refine their skills, while the stable’s staff focuses on individualized care for each horse, ensuring they are physically and mentally prepared for the rigors of show jumping.
Supporting the local equestrian community
Kimber-View Stables not only serves elite competitors but also provides opportunities for local riders to experience high‑level training without leaving the county. By hosting clinics, offering boarding services, and maintaining a welcoming atmosphere, the stable contributes to Chester County’s reputation as a hub for equestrian sports.
“I love what I do, love that I own my own stable,” Hendricks said. “It works out quite well and I have a great support team with my wife, my son, who lives here with us…” The family’s commitment to the sport reflects broader values of hard work, stewardship, and community involvement that resonate with many residents.
Looking ahead
As the competitive season ramps up, Kimber-View Stables is preparing several horses for upcoming shows in New York, Pennsylvania, and New England. The stable’s website offers a calendar of events, rider profiles, and a video tour of the facilities for prospective clients.
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