welcome to SummitWynds!

Farm

Welcome to our website. We raise and show World-class Quarter Horses.

Our mares are now residing in Walton, Kentucky at Fields Quarter Horses, home of OHK Krymsun Zip. We are quite excited about this endeavor as the foals will be eligible for the Kentucky Breeders Incentive Fund.

Aerial Photo by Stephen Roe - Intrepid Photography

We have stalls available for rent - 10 stall minimum, call for more details. Amy 508.944.3718

News

Colt

Boo & colt

NEWSFLASH- Our mare, Image in the Dark gave birth to a brown colt on April 24th. He is by OHK Krymsun, owned by Fields Quarter Horses, Walton KY.

This colt is eligible for the Kentucky Breeders Incentive Fund.

For information about purchasing this colt, please contact Khris Fields.

 

Watch the video HERE

about us

Farm

Owned by Amy Parker and Dick Atkins, SummitWynds Quarter Horses is located in Jefferson Massachusetts. We are a 50+ acre facility set near major highways, but yet in the country. With a view of Mt Wachusett, and endless fields and woods, you are sure to see deer, hawks, blue heron, pheasant, turkey, beaver, coyote, fox and other wildlife here.

Lots of renovations have been made in the past 8 years, we take great pride in working around our farm.

our history ...

A farmhouse and an old stone ski lodge with 130 acres was purchased in 1964 by Whit & Judy Parker (my parents). There were no barns and no fences. The ski lodge was converted into the first barn, with 5 stalls and a 2nd story was added for hay. Fencing was put up for several pastures.

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Appaloosas were raised with the purchase of a stallion, Horseshoes Taytoba. In the early seventies, a barn was built with 12 stalls and a run-in shed in the back. Broodmares were added, and often times there were 10-15 foals born each year. Many awards were won in the Appaloosa Circuit. In the mid 1970s an arena was built, and in the early 80's an addition was added which could hold 38 more stalls. At that time, Quarter Horses were being raised and shown.

Whit Parker aboard SummitWynds War Dance, a 1971 gelding sired by Horseshoes Taytoba, born and raised at SummitWynds.

In 1997, six years after the death of my father, we decided to renovate the farm and fulfill our dream of making SummitWynds the beautiful place it is today.

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Summit House

The Summit House

Summit House

Stay at the Summit House

In the early 1900's, people would take the train to come tobogganing in Jefferson, and stayed iin the 45 room hotel called The Summit House which stood at the top of the hill.

The Summit House burnt August 6,1915 in the middle of the night. There were 75 guests staying that evening, 25 of them were children. All escaped without injury.