Kikkuli Farm

Our farm, Kikkuli Farm, is located in the beautiful Columbia Valley located south of Cultus Lake in the District of Chilliwack. During the spring, summer and fall various equestrian activities are offered. Our facility was the first to offer TREC clinics and competitions in British Columbia for both riders and carriage drivers. TREC is a three-phase competition that includes a distance timed ride, control of paces, and an obstacle course. Check back frequently for upcoming activities and news.

British Columbia Nurse Mare and Colostrum Registry

To meet the needs of B.C. breeders, the British Columbia Nurse Mare and Colostrum Registry exists as a data bank of breeders who have colostrum in storage. Information and contacts are maintained by geographical reference making it easy to link breeders who have an urgent need for mare’s milk with those who have a supply in the same local area. More Information

TREC competitor negotiating an obstacle during the Skills phase.	TREC is ideal for carriage drivers
TREC competitors leave for the distance ride.	A TREC rider mounts on the offside side during the obstacle course.

For those who always ask about the name of our farm: ‘Kikkuli’ was a Mittanian horse trainer who became Horsemaster to the Hittite king, Suppililiuma. He lived around 1345 BC training hundreds of horses as war mounts. His training program was recorded in cuneiform script on four clay tablets known today as “The Kikkuli Text”. Since, like Margaret, he was involved in horses and writing, it seemed appropriate to name our farm in his honour.