Hidden Springs Arabian Horse Farm home of champions

From: The Mississippi Business Journal | Date: May 20, 2002| Author: Johnson, Wilton J "Bill" Jr | Copyright information

NEWTON - Hidden Springs Arabian Horse Farm may be hidden, but it sure is easy to find. Take the Newton exit off I-20 and go due south 2.2 miles on Mississippi 15, turn west on Wickware Road and there's Hidden Springs - a hideaway that's nationally famous.

You'll discover approximately 100 pastoral acres populated with 50 rare Egyptian and Egyptian-bred Arabian horses. In addition to the usual stables, and other horse accommodations, there's a large covered show arena where those horses...

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