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A Bit Better Farm

A Bit Better Farm is a full-service equestrian training facility located in Brookeville, Maryland.

Home to advanced level eventer, Kelley Williams, the farm concentrates on the training, competing, and sales of event horses and teaching students. Please contact us if you are looking for your next partner, or are interested in lessons or training.

09/04/2026

Fall is a good time to check in with your veterinarian and make sure you're not letting routine care get lost in the shuffle of competition season. Vaccinations, dental care, parasite management, and general health checks all deserve a place on the calendar.

I’m especially thankful to have Ridgeview Veterinary Practice on our team. Having a veterinarian who knows our horses, understands our program, and can help us make thoughtful decisions about their care is invaluable—especially when the calendar gets busy.

08/25/2026

There's always something the barn runs out of when the season gets busy. Thankfully Bowman's Feed & Pet is only a phone call away. Whether it's grain, supplements, or the little things we somehow forgot to order, their team always helps keep us on track.

08/21/2026

Running a lesson program, coaching at competitions, riding multiple horses, answering client messages...there are never enough hours in the day.

That's why having Mythic Landing Enterprises, LLC behind the scenes has been such a huge asset. Instead of worrying about websites, sponsor deadlines, content, and the endless administrative tasks that come with running a business, I get to focus on the reason I started this in the first place: teaching, riding, and taking care of horses.

Sometimes the best investment you can make in your business is buying yourself more time.

08/12/2026

It’s hard to believe that the summer is coming to an end already!

This summer has been a bit of a whirlwind for me personally and around the farm at ABBF. We have had the fortune of welcoming several new farm family members, and I can’t tell you how excited I am to see each of them and their horses progress! Team ABBF has had some really great outings at some of our favorite events this summer. I think it’s safe to say that whether it’s been a top placing or an experience that offered a few really valuable lessons, everyone has had a lot of fun in the show ring this summer so far!

Of course, not all of our biggest wins actually happen in the show ring, and so I have particularly enjoyed spending time this summer helping a number of students get a feel for the process of bringing along a young horse or even redeveloping and perfecting some parts of the performance of their older partners. These at-home wins will make it so they can ultimately produce the results they are looking for in the fall!

With that said, we are looking ahead to the fall and some big goals! First up will be Ella Riley as she moves into her new home away from home at the University of Kentucky AND tries her hand at the AECs all in the same week! GOOD LUCK, Ella!!!

Check out our full results: https://abitbetterfarm.com/its-hard-to-believe-that-the-summer-is-coming-to-an-end-already/

08/11/2026

It’s no secret that the whole horse is affected by the gut microbiome.

That's one of the reasons we've incorporated Purina Horse Systemiq products into our feeding program. Between Systemiq and Outlast, it's an easy way to support our horses through the demands of training, travel, and competition.

PC Chelsea Spear Photography

08/06/2026

One of the best parts about working with Voltaire Design USA & Canada is knowing the support doesn't stop after the saddle arrives. As horses change shape throughout the season, it's nice to have a team that's happy to answer questions, check fit, and make adjustments when needed. Good saddle fit isn't something you do once, it's something you stay on top of.

PC Chelsea Spear Photography

07/21/2026

One of the things I value most about Bowman's Feed & Pet is that they combine the customer service of a local business with access to the products our performance horses need. Whether it's specialized feed, supplements, fly spray, or the random barn essentials that somehow disappear overnight, their team is always ready to help.

PC Erin Gilmore Photography

07/16/2026

Anyone who knows me knows I have a soft spot for bay mares, and my bay mares tend to have opinions. My girls have made it pretty clear that they're happiest in their Voltaire Design USA & Canada tack.

From saddles to girths and breastplates, every piece is thoughtfully designed to maximize comfort and freedom of movement. The quality leather softens beautifully over time, and the anatomical designs help eliminate unnecessary pressure points.

07/07/2026

Summer can be hard on horses. Between the heat, travel, changing pasture conditions, and busy competition schedules, it's a time of year when I pay especially close attention to what's happening inside the horse.

We've been feeding Purina Horse's Systemiq supplements for about a year now, and one of the first things I noticed was improved consistency in some of our harder keepers and more enthusiasm from horses that had always been picky eaters. Supporting the microbiome isn't always something you can see overnight, but over time we've seen healthier appetites, improved condition, and horses that seem better prepared to handle the demands of a busy season. That's the kind of support that matters when your horses are working hard.

PC Heart Horse Media

07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July from all of us at A Bit Better Farm!

We hope you're spending the day with family, friends, and maybe a few horses, too.
Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday!

PC Erin Gilmore Photography

Address

3400 Damascus Road
Brookeville, MD
20833

Website

http://www.abitbetterfarm.com/

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