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We are a no smoking/vaping facility that does not allow dogs on the property. Thank you for respecting the wishes of the property owners.
Greetings and welcome

Please browse our pages to find out more about the farm and what we have to offer.

We believe in the benefits of the United States Pony Club and encourage you to find out more about Pony Club on their website.
Discover Pony Club
Proud members of: USEF, USEA, USDF, GDCTA, GERL, TAGDEA
Established March 2004
Graduate A Pony Clubber
Home to Optimum Eventing
Striding toward the ideal
USEA certified instructor Level II - Training
achieved Sept. 2017
About the farm

In Unison Farm LLC offers full and pasture board. We have 12X12 stalls, 2 wash racks with hot/cold water, a temperature controlled tackroom and a bathroom with a shower. A 130' x 200' outdoor arena with stadium jumps and a standard size dressage ring, cross country jumps and miles of trails. Paddocks and pastures for group, private, or semi-private daily turnout.

The farm has a family atmosphere and prides itself in providing top quality care to your equine friend. We believe in the "extra" services without them costing extra to the boarder. Blanketing and unblanketing, holding for the vet, and holding for the farrier are provided in your board. The barn is managed by Lee Ann, who is a graduate A Pony Clubber. Lee Ann cares for the horses herself. She has been riding for over 40 years and is an eventer at heart. She strives to provide a clean, safe place for you and your horse. She offers Dressage and jumping lessons to rider's on their own horse, and is a certified instructor with the USEA for Level II - Training. She also offers training to young, spoiled, or competing horses. She believes in the quiet approach to starting and training horses. No artificial aids are used unless necessary to achieve free forward movement.
Lee Ann Gilson - owner, manager, trainer
Services

We aim to provide the best care for your equine friend

Board includes: feeding twice daily, stall cleaning once a day, daily turnout, holding for vet and farrier, blanketing/unblanketing Full board $800 monthly Pasture board $475 monthly
  • Private lesson fee $50 at my farm ($60 at your farm)
  • Group lesson fee $40 at my farm ($50 at your farm)
  • Training ride $50
  • Training package of 3 rides a week plus full board - $1400
  • Coaching fees at shows to be determined according to location and type of show
Things you might want to know or need to know or just because

News around the farm

We have moved to the new location, which is a mile and a half from my old location. The website is updated with the new location's information. Lee Ann and Crack the Code achieved their USEA bronze, silver, and gold medals at Beginner Novice and Novice levels. To receive the gold medal you must finish three times on a score of 35% or less at three different venues.
  • Lee Ann and Crack the Code have the needed scores at First and Second Level toward USDF Bronze medal
    Lee Ann & Crack the Code finished 6th on the USEA leaderboard in BN for 2014 and 2nd with Area III.
    Judge's comment of Lee Ann & Crack the Code at the August Foxberry Show 2012
    Our thoughts and prayers are with all the people directly affected by COVID-19
Directions

Directions

Coming from Atlanta: take I 75 North to exit 296 (Cassville/White Rd), turn East (right) when you exit. Travel through traffic light between truck stops, proceed 1/10th mile then turn left onto Spring Place Rd, and travel 2.4 miles. Turn left onto Crowe Springs Rd. Please be careful there is a sharp curve on this road. The farm is on the right after the sharp curve. There is a green metal sign with the farm name and a sign for Crowe Springs Farm on the road.
  • Coming from Chattanooga
    Take I 75 South to exit 306 (Adairsville, Hwy 140), turn West (right) when you exit, be in the far (left/middle) turning lane when turning right. At the first light turn left onto Princeton Blvd/Rd (between McDonald's and Hardee's), travel to four way stop and proceed straight through four way stop, when Princeton (now called Patterson) dead ends turn left onto Adairsville Pleasant Valley Rd. Travel 3.2 miles until road dead ends, turn right onto East Pleasant Valley Rd, travel 2.2 miles and turn right onto Cedar Creek Rd. You are getting close to your turn when you pass Community House of Prayer on right. Travel 1.5 miles on Cedar Creek Rd and turn left onto Crowe Springs Rd. Travel on Crowe Springs Rd for 1 mile and the farm is on your left after a sharp curve.
    Coming from Hwy 41
    Traveling North on Hwy 41 through Cartersville you cross over the cloverleaf (near hospital) continue North until you cross over Hwy 411 South (toward Rome) keep going North on Hwy 41 (from that junction you will travel roughly 3.5 miles). Turn right onto Cedar Creek Rd (at the A1 gas station) and travel 3.7 miles on Cedar Creek Rd. You will pass Manning Lake and go under I 75. Directly after the interstate bridge you will turn right onto Crowe Springs Rd. Travel 1 mile and the farm is on your left after a sharp curve.
2024 Events offered by In Unison Farm

Calendar of Events

We celebrated our 20th anniversary on March 23rd at the 880 Cedar Creek Rd., Adairsville address. Thank you to all who came and celebrated with us.