HILLTOP FARM
Hilltop Farm Location and Contact Information
Hilltop Farm
1539 Hatchaway Bridge Rd
Aiken, SC 29801
Farm #
(803) 643-5679
Karen Mobile #
(803) 507-2853
email:
hilltopfarmpolo@aol.com
web address:
www.hilltopfarmpolo.com
Owner:
Karen Reese
1539 Hatchaway Bridge Rd
Aiken, SC 29801
Farm #
(803) 643-5679
Karen Mobile #
(803) 507-2853
email:
hilltopfarmpolo@aol.com
web address:
www.hilltopfarmpolo.com
Owner:
Karen Reese
ABOUT US
Hilltop Farm is family owned and operated by Karen Reese and children Tucker and Tess Pimsner. Karen began riding colts and training horses as a child growing up on a horse ranch out west. Karen started the Aiken ladies invitational back in 2000 and also started a junor polo program which she coaches and often provides horses for. Daughter Tess continues the family tradition of playing polo and riding young horses. Tucker cares for the chickens and herb, vegetable and flower gardens and helps to maintain the grounds at Hilltop while spending his free time playing competative soccer and mastering computer gameology. The family also raises organic, pesticide, antibiotic, growth hormone and steroid free black angus beef cattle. The artwork you see on this page was produced by Karen in her free time, a hobby she and daughter Tess share. Karen and her family travel frequently all over the world to professional womens polo tournaments which she plays in as well as playing all levels of tournament polo in her hometown of Aiken. Tess will begin playing interscholastically this winter on the newly formed Aiken team. When you come visit the farm you will be welcomed by a pack of rescue bulldogs of varying sizes and shapes but they are for the most part friendly!
Hilltop Farm is family owned and operated by Karen Reese and children Tucker and Tess Pimsner. Karen began riding colts and training horses as a child growing up on a horse ranch out west. Karen started the Aiken ladies invitational back in 2000 and also started a junor polo program which she coaches and often provides horses for. Daughter Tess continues the family tradition of playing polo and riding young horses. Tucker cares for the chickens and herb, vegetable and flower gardens and helps to maintain the grounds at Hilltop while spending his free time playing competative soccer and mastering computer gameology. The family also raises organic, pesticide, antibiotic, growth hormone and steroid free black angus beef cattle. The artwork you see on this page was produced by Karen in her free time, a hobby she and daughter Tess share. Karen and her family travel frequently all over the world to professional womens polo tournaments which she plays in as well as playing all levels of tournament polo in her hometown of Aiken. Tess will begin playing interscholastically this winter on the newly formed Aiken team. When you come visit the farm you will be welcomed by a pack of rescue bulldogs of varying sizes and shapes but they are for the most part friendly!
Directions:
From I20-Exit #22, towards Aiken (south) 1 mile, left turn on Beaverdam proceed to dead end then left, take first paved right turn "Shaws Fork" to dead end. this is Hwy 302, turn left then first right turn "Hatchaway Bridge", 2 miles up on right, sign says hilltop farm
From Aiken: Proceed East out Hwy 302, first right turn after Shaws Fork, "Hatchaway Bridge Rd", proceed 2 miles, entrance on right. Sign says HILLTOP FARM.
From I20-Exit #22, towards Aiken (south) 1 mile, left turn on Beaverdam proceed to dead end then left, take first paved right turn "Shaws Fork" to dead end. this is Hwy 302, turn left then first right turn "Hatchaway Bridge", 2 miles up on right, sign says hilltop farm
From Aiken: Proceed East out Hwy 302, first right turn after Shaws Fork, "Hatchaway Bridge Rd", proceed 2 miles, entrance on right. Sign says HILLTOP FARM.
Learn to play polo...come out for a visit and a tour of the facilities!
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