Moon Indigo Farm will give you comfort and peace of mind knowing your horse is in a safe and peaceful environment.

Amy Hoffield is the manager/trainer and owner of Moon Indigo Farm. She has been involved in horses for over 20 years. Her wide depth of experience adds to her knowledge and expertise. Her career began with western gaming, and moved through hunters, and eventers and finally found what Amy calls her niche in the fine art of dressage.

Amy's extensive career began in Eastern Pa, as a working student and farm manager. Amy has experience working in show barns, fox hunting facilities, and with race horses. She has worked for the University of Pennsylvania's, prestigious New Bolton Center. Considered one of the finest Veterinary hospitals in the country, the Center taught Amy to work with young horses and prepare them for their careers as show horses, fox hunters, and race horses.

Amy now owns and operates Moon Indigo Farm located near Pittsburgh, Pa. Aside from training horses, giving lessons, and taking care of her charges, Amy uses eventing to have some fun, when she is lucky enough to have the right horse to play with her!

Come visit us and view our facilities. E-mail Amy to set up a time to visit our farm.
We are 30 miles north of Pittsburgh, PA, just off route #28 north.

Anecia, Amy's daughter, started showing at Devon (lead-line) when she was 2 years old. She now rides her pony, Mr.Peanut, at training, first level and some eventing. Anecia competed at 2007 BLM and Regional #1 Championship at training level with Peanut. At BLM's, she placed 6th out of 16 riders. At Regional Championship, she and Mr. Peanut placed 9th out of 20 riders, while riding with a broken arm. In the past, she has ridden in the Jr/Yr Rider Team championships at Morven Park, Virginia. Plus, has gone to New York to compete at Lendon Grey's Dressage Festival 4 kids. Anecia looks forward to improve her riding and compete Mr. Peanut at First level. Anecia knows she will be growing out of Mr. Peanut, he will probably be for sale some time in 2008.