Borrowing Freedom, Inc.
Tracie & Bob Lytle
Married Sept. 19th, 2009
440 Lytle Road; Glen Richey, PA 16837
Farm Phone: (814) 236-0803
Tracie's cell # (814) 590-9146
Email:
lytles_farm@yahoo.com
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Member since 2004

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Member since 2005

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Authority
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Member since 2007
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How we came to be
Equestrian Therapy
trail riding, lessons, b-day parties, special events
visit our horses
Babies born on the farm...
Calendar of Events
Our 4th annual (2007) Corn Maze & Haunted Hay Rides
See what we have done over the past 3 yrs
Our friends
Hello and welcome to Borrowing Freedom's  
home website. Here you will find out
something about us, learn about Equestrian
Therapy, which is working w/individuals
with the use of a horse. We offer trail
riding and riding lessons and birthday
parties too.  Visit our horse family and
check out the past and present events. I am
always updating our site, so if a site is not
altogether, please be patient as it is only me
trying to do it all, which is normal hehehe.
Please look around at the other links and
have a great time and if you have any
suggestions, comments, or questions please
feel free to contact us @ the numbers
above or send email.
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Come ride horses with us and
Borrow some Freedom! Ride for an
hour, 2 hours or all day for that
matter. You'll be glad you did!!
Website designed by Tracie Marshall on September 16th,
2003; and updated periodically. The latest version:
M
arch 9th, 2010, @ 3:05pm EST
CORN MAZE &
HAY RIDE
pictures
Nearby  Dining
&  Lodging
.We are planning for this years (2010) corn maze!!
Watch for flyers. Also check out 2010 racing
schedule and last yrs
racing pictures are included!!

November 2009 issue. We are on the front cover!! yeppee yahoo!!

Even more news...
Tony our shetland pony is going to be a star in a movie. He is playing the
part of an OLD, DEAF, and BLIND  pony. We will keep you posted. Tony
is so excited that he got himself prepared to look the part by rolling in
some hitchhikers, he really looks the part!! hehehe.