“Horses – if God made anything more beautiful, he kept it for himself” Author Unknown Owner/Manager Robin Broughton, a long-time equestrian, had a dream of a paradise type of place for horses – a place where they could run, jump, sleep in tall grasses under the stars, and live out their retirement years in peace, harmony and with others of their kind. Such a place is My Epiphany Paradise Ranch.
My Epiphany Paradise Ranch encompasses over 100 acres of rolling hills, tall grass, woods, creeks and ponds. With cross fencing and rotational grazing, a maximum of 60 horses will be accepted, with separation of herds based on personalities. Automatic waterers exist in all of the pastures, along with fresh water from creeks and ponds.
Winters are milder than many states, with an average daily temperature in the low 30’s, and the summer months hold steady around average temperatures of high 80’s to low 90’s. We welcome you to give us a call, let us share with you our story and what we can do for your retired horse.
All of Robin’s life has centered around her passion for horses – since the age of 4 she has had reins in her hands and the smell of horses in her nostrils. An avid rider and competitor, Robin also owns a small, boutique, rehabilitation and lay-up barn My Epiphany Stables – where she specializes in bringing performance horses back from injuries, mental breakdowns, or horses that are just worn out from their busy show schedule.
It was Robin’s rehab clients that gave her the idea for opening the retirement property, My Epiphany Paradise Ranch. For those horses that may not be able to come back from an injury or had reached the time in their lives where they had given it their all, they now needed a place to retire gracefully and lounge around in the great outdoors. And it needed to be affordable and not break the bank of the owner! This was the ideal place – a paradise for horses.
Kaylee, husband Ridge, and daughter Sawyer, live on-site at My Epiphany Paradise Ranch. Kaylee oversees the herd daily; administering medicines, checking fence lines, waterers, handing out peppermint treats and handling all things “ranchy”. Kaylee is no newbee to ranch work, having grown up on a farm in Lebanon, Missouri in the southern part of the state. She is an avid rider, likes working with the young horses at My Epiphany Stables, and is very caring with the older, retired horses. Kaylee continues to improve her riding skills and is a great asset to both of our businesses with her equine talents.