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Stillwater Farm is owned and operated by Robin Visceglia who, with her husband Jacques, have a long standing reputation for breeding quality horses. Stillwater Farm specializes in producing horses of exceptional quality. Robin has searched to acquire some of the best bloodlines available for breeding. At Stillwater Farm the tradition remains – Breed the best to the best and the resulting foals will represent exceptional investment value.
Originally operating as Summersong Farm, Robin raised and bred Paso Fino horses. She still has her Summersong Paso Fino horses but now focuses on the new breed of horse known as the Gypsy Vanner horse. The new farm is located about five miles from Summersong Farm and is named Stillwater Farm. So begins a new chapter with a new farm, a new name, and a new breed of horses – the Gypsy Vanner horse.
Quality, not quantity, has always been her main business focus regarding the horses. An avid supporter of animal rights, Robin believes that Stillwater Farm can only maintain a certain number of horses at any one time. Therefore, breeding for the sake of making more horses is not an option. Babies are carefully planned and lovingly raised. In addition to horses, Robin’s North Carolina farm has numerous other animals including llamas, miniature donkeys, cats, chickens, ducks, peafowl and her most adored Bouvier de Flandres dogs.
In the non-horse world Robin is a successful real estate investor of 25 years. Most of her real estate holdings are in the Atlanta area where she was raised.
Our Mission Statement
It is our mission to use the resources available to breed the best bloodlines available and raise healthy horses in a nurturing environment.
It is our mission to put the welfare of the horse first and foremost by providing the best nutrition and most up to date veterinary services, a healthy environment, and compassionate training.
We will not participate in embryo transfer programs whose sole purpose is to reproduce duplicate bloodlines.
We will not use or permit use of any harsh or inhumane training or treatment of any of our horses.
It is our mission to be successful in placing horses with new owners who will do their utmost to respect and care for them as we do.








