Our family’s roots run deep in farm management, maintenance and land stewardship, starting with a strong focus on equine care. Our heritage traces back to the Alani Tribe—nomadic horsemen whose connection to horses and the land continues to shape who we are today.

In 1998, the same year his first granddaughter Brianna Cork was born, Sam Alagna—CEO of Springbrook Equestrian Center—purchased the farm that would become the heart of our family business' legacy. Over the next two decades, he built more than a business: he cultivated a community while providing trusted equine education and services.

In 2018, Sam passed that legacy on to Brianna, who had been caring for horses on the farm since childhood. Today, she continues to grow that vision, blending tradition with innovation.

We now specialize not only in equine care, but also in plant and animal rescue, research, and rehabilitation. In addition, we offer CPD-certified agriscience education and resources designed to inspire learners of all ages.

For more than 20 years, our family’s passion for farming and commitment to sustainable practices have guided our growth—allowing us to expand while staying true to our values of quality, care, and community.