Foxhall Farm has developed a worldwide reputation as host of the Foxhall Cup National Championship of Eventing as well as host farm for competitors in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and host of the final selection trials for the 2000 U.S. Olympic Equestrian team just prior to their departure for Sydney.
Julie & Jacob Two Two - Bronze Medal/Athens Olympics
Jim driving in the Four-in Hand National Championship
We think of Foxhall as our bit of paradise where we can raise our children, dogs, and horses. We also feel strongly that the triad of horse-dog-human is a very special relationship that we are preserving for future generations by focusing much of our attention as breeders on the behavioral traits that create this special bond.
Harry-Hoo aboard Quito - who placed 4th at the 2006 World Championships in Aachen, Germany. Harry would ride every day if we let him!
Bonnie Mosser aboard Jenga - winners of the 2004 Foxhall Cup - Jim & Nicholas Richards presenting the trophy (which is full of champaigne!)
Karen O'Conner aboard Prince Panache - winners of the 2002 Foxhall Cup. Karen has two of our dogs.
It is easy to label a particular dog as horse-friendly or horse-savvy. It is much harder to develop a unique phenotype that breeds 'true-to-type' with innate traits...
David O'Conner jumping a Bentley convertible at the 2003 Foxhall Cup. David, the gold medalist at the Sydney games, has several of our dogs.
Phillip Dutton, two-time Olympic gold medalist in Eventing, competing at the Foxhall Cup. Phillip is the proud owner of a Foxhall Terrier.
Julie and her 2004 Olympic teammates and Chef D'Equipe Mark Phillips at the U.S. Olympic Team villa in Athens, Greece
Julie presents her bronze medal to her father
More photos from Foxhall Farm. These are thumbnails - click a picture to enlarge...
We take a lot of pride in placing the right puppy with just the right owner. Please enjoy our web site, and contact us if you have an interest, and feel that you are qualified for a Foxhall Terrier!
