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34 • March/April 2016
Exceptional Experience, Always at Providence Hill Susan Marquez Travel west of Flora along winding country roads with gently rolling hills, and you may discover a hidden gem. The sight of the Providence Hill Farm Sporting Club’s majestic stables atop one of the largest hills in the area is simply breathtaking. The name comes from owner Jamie Martin’s belief that the property is God-given. “Providence actually means manifestation of divine intervention. My ex-husband and I felt strongly that we would not have gotten this property without God’s hand being in it. Also, his grandfather led the music at Providence Hill Baptist Church. The name just seemed natural for this place.” The property was purchased about twelve years ago, with a 160-acre lake built in 2005. Privately owned for several years, the farm was a place for Jamie to indulge her passion of riding and training horses. Later, a shooting range was added and in June 2014, Providence Hill Farm became a private club. A full equestrian program is now offered, from boarding to private lessons. The farm has its own equestrian team, and Jackson Prep has an equestrian team that also trains at the facility. On any given day, horses are being groomed, prepped and saddled up for rides in an open air pen or under the pavilion, which has an area for parents and others to observe. Shooting is a major activity at the farm, with skeet, trap and sporting clay shooting. Jimmy Grant, farm manager, designed and built the sporting clay range. “The state championship will be held here this year,” said Grant. “It begins August 2 and runs a full week.” A pheasant hunt was held at the property in February, with participants coming from several different states. “Pheasant hunting is an English sport. In the past, we’ve had shooters show up in kilts. It’s a very refined sport, with a gourmet dinner on the grounds in a large tent following the shoot.” Hometown madison • 35
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