Loch Moy Farm
Loch Moy Farm is a privately operated equestrian event venue in Adamstown, Maryland that hosts USEF/USDF licensed dressage shows, USEA/USEF Recognized Horse Trials, and the Maryland International CCI for regional riders across dressage, eventing, and cross-country disciplines.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded-
- HeadquartersAdamstown, United States
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingServices
What Loch Moy Farm does
Loch Moy Farm is a privately operated equestrian event venue located at 1235 Park Mills Rd in Adamstown, Maryland, USA. The business hosts a recurring calendar of USEF/USDF licensed dressage shows, USEA/USEF Recognized Horse Trials, the Maryland International CCI (Concours Complet International), and a portfolio of unlicensed schooling events. It also generates ancillary revenue through cross-country schooling days, clinics, and the Horse Sport MD Bred to Event Classic. The venue serves equestrian competitors across dressage, eventing, and cross-country disciplines, including recreational through advanced levels, and has expanded into specialty segments such as Para dressage, gaited, Western, Young Horse, and Leadline tests.
The product portfolio is anchored by the annual LMF Dressage Festival series (four multi-weekend festivals featuring named judges such as Susan Graham White, Gwen Ka'Awaloa, John MacPherson, David Schmutz, and Louise Koch), supplemented by differentiated formats including Fix-a-Test sessions (where competitors receive judge feedback and re-ride), Pick Your Time/Test dressage with Blue Ribbon Show Jump Rounds, XDerbies cross-country series, Twilight Eventing Series, and the MDHT Highland Series. Entry registration is processed through third-party platforms Horse Show Office and StriderPro, with paper entries accepted by mail. The company is independently owned, and general contact and mailed entries route through Shannon Bossung.
Revenue is generated primarily through entry fees charged to competitors for participation in licensed and unlicensed events. The GTM motion is event-driven and entirely physical, with competitor acquisition sourced through the Maryland Horse Trials website, an event calendar, community word-of-mouth within the USEA Area II network, and event photography by Erin Gilmore. There is no disclosed revenue, headcount, institutional funding, parent company, or subsidiary structure. The business operates as a single-site regional venue with no identified AI, software, or proprietary technology stack beyond standard offline registration tooling.
Loch Moy Farm firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Loch Moy Farm
- Legal name
- Loch Moy Farm
- Website
- https://lochmoyfarm.com
- Company type
- Private
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- Loch Moy Farm is a privately operated equestrian event venue in Adamstown, Maryland that hosts USEF/USDF licensed dressage shows, USEA/USEF Recognized Horse Trials, and the Maryland International CCI for regional riders across dressage, eventing, and cross-country disciplines.
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- akta.pro rank
Loch Moy Farm industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Equestrian Competition Venue
- NAICS
- Horses and Other Equine Production (112920)
- SIC
- Services-Racing, Including Track Operation (7948), Agricultural Services (700)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Sport/Show Horse Training & Performance Programs (AFAEAGAF)
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Where Loch Moy Farm is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Adamstown
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices1 record
Markets served
Loch Moy Farm business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Others
Revenue model
- Event Entry Fees: The farm generates revenue through entry fees for dressage shows, horse trials, and various equestrian competitions. Competitors pay to enter licensed and unlicensed events including the Maryland International CCI, USEA/USEF Recognized Horse Trials, and schooling shows.
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels2 records
Marketing channels4 records
Loch Moy Farm product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Loch Moy Farm is an equestrian event venue that hosts dressage shows, horse trials, and cross-country schooling events. The farm organizes USEF/USDF licensed competitions, unlicensed schooling shows, Fix-a-Test judge feedback sessions, clinics, the Maryland International CCI, and specialty dressage formats (Para, gaited, Western, Young Horse, Leadline). Revenue is earned through event entry fees paid by individual riders and horse owners.
Product overview
Loch Moy Farm operates as an equestrian event venue offering a diverse portfolio of horse riding competitions and educational events. The core product consists of USEF/USDF licensed dressage shows and unlicensed schooling dressage shows, complemented by Fix-a-Test sessions for personalized feedback. The company hosts multiple eventing formats including USEA/USEF Recognized Horse Trials, the Maryland International CCI, MDHT Highland Series, and Twilight Eventing Series. Additional offerings include cross country schooling, clinics, XDerbies, and the Pick Your Time/Test Dressage series with Blue Ribbon Show Jump Rounds. Specialty formats such as Para dressage, gaited, Western, Young Horse, and Leadline tests serve diverse rider segments. The venue hosts the annual LMF Dressage Festival featuring multiple levels of competition across several weekends.
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Problem solved
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Products and services
- USEF/USDF Licensed Dressage Shows Official USEF/USDF licensed dressage competitions held at Loch Moy Farm where competitors ride dressage tests judged by licensed officials. Aimed at riders seeking qualifying scores and recognized competition results.
- Unlicensed Schooling Dressage Shows Unlicensed schooling dressage shows that give competitors the flexibility to ride any test throughout the day in a lower-pressure environment. Aimed at riders seeking practice and feedback without the formality of licensed competition.
- Fix-a-Test Sessions Mini dressage lessons in which competitors perform their test, receive judge feedback, address issues, and ride the test again. Designed for riders seeking personalized coaching feedback during competition days.
- Pick Your Time/Test Dressage Series Flexible dressage format allowing competitors to ride at their preferred time, including Blue Ribbon Show Jump Rounds. Aimed at riders seeking schedule flexibility in a competitive setting.
- USEA/USEF Recognized Horse Trials Recognized eventing competitions including dressage, show jumping, and cross-country phases under USEA/USEF rules. Aimed at eventing competitors seeking qualifying scores and recognized results.
- Maryland International CCI and HT International-level CCI (Concours Complet International) and Horse Trials offering advanced eventing competition at multiple levels. Aimed at advanced eventers competing at FEI levels.
- MDHT Highland Series Horse Trials Multi-level eventing horse trials in the Highland Series, providing competition opportunities for eventers across levels. Aimed at eventing competitors seeking recurring recognized-format competitions.
- Twilight Eventing Series Evening eventing competition series offering competition during extended daylight hours. Aimed at riders who prefer after-work or summer-evening competition scheduling.
- XDerbies Series Cross-country derby series combining cross-country jumping challenges for schooling and competition. Aimed at eventers seeking cross-country practice in a competitive format.
- Cross Country Schooling Schooling opportunities at Loch Moy Farm where riders can practice cross-country elements on the venue's facility. Aimed at eventers needing to school horses over cross-country obstacles.
- Clinics Educational clinic events hosted at Loch Moy Farm for rider development and training. Aimed at riders seeking structured instruction.
- LMF Dressage Festival Multi-day dressage festival series (LMF Dressage Festival I, II, III, IV) offering Level 2-3 competition with featured judges including Susan Graham White, Gwen Ka'Awaloa, John MacPherson, David Schmutz, and Louise Koch. Aimed at dressage riders seeking multiple judged competition opportunities across a festival run.
- Horse Sport MD Bred to Event Classic Special eventing event highlighting Maryland-bred horses in competition. Aimed at supporters of Maryland breeding programs and eventing competitors.
- Specialty Dressage Tests (Para, Gaited, Western, Young Horse) Diverse dressage test formats including Para dressage for riders with disabilities, gaited horse dressage tests, Western dressage tests, and Young Horse tests. Aimed at riders in non-traditional dressage disciplines.
- Leadline Dressage Tests Introductory dressage tests designed for younger riders to introduce them to the sport in an age-appropriate format. Aimed at young children and their families entering equestrian competition.
Companies that use Loch Moy Farm
Customer profileSegments4 records
Ideal customer profiles2 records
Loch Moy Farm technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
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Loch Moy Farm partnerships and signals
Strategic signalScale indicators2 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights4 records
Loch Moy Farm competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Brownland Farm: Brownland Farm in Franklin, TN hosts recognized dressage and eventing competitions. It is a comparable private equestrian venue operating with a similar mix of licensed shows and schooling events in the Southeast.
- Great Meadow International: Great Meadow in The Plains, Virginia hosts recognized eventing competitions including international-format events. It directly competes with Loch Moy Farm for Area II and Mid-Atlantic eventing riders, with overlapping competition calendars.
- Carolina Horse Park: Carolina Horse Park in Raeford, NC operates recognized eventing competitions and schooling events. It is a direct peer to Loch Moy Farm, serving the broader Mid-Atlantic/Southeast eventing community with similar USEA-sanctioned formats.
- Plantation Field International Horse Trials: Plantation Field is a recognized USEA horse trials venue in Pennsylvania that hosts eventing competitions at multiple levels. It competes for the same Mid-Atlantic eventing competitor base as Loch Moy Farm with comparable event formats and sanctioning.
- Fair Hill International: Fair Hill International operates a recognized eventing venue in Fair Hill, Maryland, hosting USEA horse trials and international-level competitions. It is the closest geographic and product peer to Loch Moy Farm, with overlapping competitor base in Area II and similar recognized/licensed competition formats.
- Chattahoochee Hills Eventing: Chattahoochee Hills in Georgia hosts recognized USEA horse trials and schooling events. It is a direct operating peer to Loch Moy with comparable facility-based eventing competitions in a regional market.
- Galway Downs International Horse Trials: Galway Downs in Temecula, CA hosts recognized USEA eventing competitions and international-format horse trials. It is a direct operating peer to Loch Moy with a similar eventing-focused venue model, though serving a different regional market.
- Aspen Farms Horse Trials: Aspen Farms in Olympia, WA hosts recognized USEA eventing competitions and Area VII championships. It is a direct operating peer with the same recognized horse trials and cross-country schooling model as Loch Moy Farm.
Broad incumbents
- Virginia Horse Center Foundation: The Virginia Horse Center is a large, multi-discipline equestrian facility in Lexington, VA hosting recognized dressage, hunter/jumper, and eventing competitions. It is a broader incumbent serving the same regional equestrian community with a wider portfolio than Loch Moy's eventing/dressage focus.
- Tryon International Equestrian Center: Tryon International is a large multi-discipline equestrian venue in Mill Spring, NC hosting recognized FEI and USEF competitions across eventing, dressage, and show jumping. It is a broader incumbent with significant scale advantages but overlapping discipline coverage.
Market position
Strengths4 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights6 records
Customer concentration
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Loch Moy Farm leadership team
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Profiles1 record
Loch Moy Farm funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
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Loch Moy Farm M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about Loch Moy Farm
What does Loch Moy Farm do?
Loch Moy Farm is an equestrian event venue that hosts dressage shows, horse trials, and cross-country schooling events. The farm organizes USEF/USDF licensed competitions, unlicensed schooling shows, Fix-a-Test judge feedback sessions, clinics, the Maryland International CCI, and specialty dressage formats (Para, gaited, Western, Young Horse, Leadline). Revenue is earned through event entry fees paid by individual riders and horse owners.
Is Loch Moy Farm a public or private company?
Loch Moy Farm is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Loch Moy Farm founded?
Loch Moy Farm was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is Loch Moy Farm based?
Loch Moy Farm is headquartered in Adamstown, United States, in the North America region.
How does Loch Moy Farm make money?
One revenue line is on record: event Entry Fees.
Who are Loch Moy Farm's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Brownland Farm, Great Meadow International, Carolina Horse Park, Plantation Field International Horse Trials, Fair Hill International, Chattahoochee Hills Eventing, Galway Downs International Horse Trials and Aspen Farms Horse Trials. Broad incumbents are Virginia Horse Center Foundation and Tryon International Equestrian Center.
Does Loch Moy Farm have an API?
No public API is recorded for Loch Moy Farm.
What industry is Loch Moy Farm in?
Loch Moy Farm's product category is Equestrian Competition Venue. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAEAGAF, Sport/Show Horse Training & Performance Programs. Its NAICS code is 112920 and its SIC code is 7948.