About:  Bobwood Creek Stables is located in South Central Kentucky. This 500 acre land was gifted to Sandra Grieves after her grandfather was diagnosed with cancer and decided he wanted to travel the world. He left behind his stable hands, but made her start with her own horses. Now Bobwood Creek is home to nearly 80 horses of different breeds and types that each compete in their own disciplines.

Breeds: Here at BCS you will find a number of different horse breeds. Our specialty here are Spirit Horses, mainly focusing on the Karnirs, though we do own nearly every type of Spirit Horse out there. We also breed and raise Nordanners, our second prime breed. Now BCS is working on adding a good Obertaurer program to our list of various horses, focusing on adding Mustang blood and creating Obertaurers very unique to the stables here. Other breeds you will find are Warmbloods, Sport Horses, Hototos, and many other fantasy breeds that will capture your imagination.

Disciplines: We are an English Riding based stable, though we do have some racing and some pleasure horses here as well. Our Spirit Horses tend to focus in one discipline or another, either Dressage or Show Jumping, maybe some Eventing or Endurance, but each horse has their own discipline they excel at. Nordanners are focused mainly in Eventing, but some also work really well in just one discipline or Endurance. Our Obertaurers are going to be mainly Endurance and Eventers, and the other breeds are tested into their discipline as they grow older.

Staff: BCS has a very large staff as it has truly grown since its beginning.
Sandra Grieves is the owner of BCS and takes care of the expenses while also caring and showing her own personal horses: Lady, Phoenix, Saga, King and Temperance.
Jason York is the manager of BCS and makes sure everyone stays in line as well as choosing some shows and also performing with his horses: Rannok, Paramount, Poppy, Ajani, Affair and Weep.
Vince Gaughn is the leader of the Show Jumping department and works on training the horses that will compete in Show Jumping in their careers. He also competes in various disciplines with his horses: Fargora, Sorin, Obscuritas, Knight, Sin and Ahanu.
Rayne Shephards is the leader of the Cross Country department and trains all horses that will compete in the event in their careers. She competes in various disciplines with her horses: Isramona, Champagne, Venatrix, Taint, Jinx and Mistress.
Tissa Duvall is the leader of the Dressage department and trains all horses that will compete in this discipline in their careers. She has Ausbergers, which is a form of Autism which does make it hard for her to connect with people, but she has no problem connecting with her horses: Malnes, Onyx, Error, Jaybird, Remix, and Hero.
Oliver Shephards is a competitor at BCS. He doesn't own as many horses as others, but he is working on making a bond with a Spirit Horse and will be competing with his horse Statement once the colt is old enough to compete.
Lauren Ralph is a competitor at BCS. She mainly works with the Warmbloods and owns her mare Reject and her last foal Dagger.
Corey Turnley is a competitor at BCS. He isn't around too much, but he is the Jockey for BCS and competes with his horses Bloody Hell, Hemi, and Bloodvein, all of which are Blood Horses.
Bailey Sergent is a beginner competitor at BCS. She is still really young to compete in some events, but she has been given responsibility of Nikias, one of the most prized Nordanner foals at BCS.
Gordon Rhodes is the official horse breaker and teaches the young horses all the basics before they are sent off to train in a discipline. He doesn't compete but he does own a few horses: Beo, Almos, and Apollonia.

Other people will be coming and possibly going from BCS as the years go on, and of course I didn't list all the horses that belong to BCS ^^