Fox Chase Farm -

Fox Chase Farm is one of the most famous landmark equestrian facilities located right on Route 50 (John Mosby Hwy) in the heart of Horse Country of Middleburg, Virginia.

The farm was purchased in 2000 by Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Hanley, of Fairfax county, Virginia. Mrs. Hanley, originally from Co. Limerick, Ireland always had a love of country; she passed that love on to her children. The Hanleys were delighted with the purchase of their new farm and Mr. Hanley had great ideas and worked closely with daughter, Maureen. Together they had a vision for the farm. Sadly, it was short lived as Mr. Hanley died unexpectedly in March 2002.

The farm always hosted horse shows, but Maureen wanted to do something special to honor her father. In late 2002, she formed the Timothy C. Hanley Memorial Fox Chase Hunter Show Series (TCH Fox Chase). The series awards top riders and trainers in what has become one of the most sought after shows in the area. It's also the FIRST local schooling show in the nation to be a member of the United States Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA).

2009 Recognized by USHJA, in St. Petersburg, Florida for being a top quality show series as well as the first local show series in the United States Hunter Jumper Association

2009 A Founder of " Ride for The Cure Virginia" raised $130,805.62 in 2009, making it the most successful Susan G. Komen Sponsored Equestrian Events in the United States!

Maureen Hanley is Director of Operations of Fox Chase Farm, LLC. She manages/produces all the events at Fox Chase Farm; horse shows, clinics, media, charity and other events. Before her involvement with Fox Chase Farm, Ms. Hanley was a radio producer at National Public Radio, Public Radio International, and Washington, DC's WETA-FM. She was a producer for "All Things Considered", "Weekend Edition Saturday/Sunday" and "Performance Today". While living in Ireland in the 90's, she produced the award winning radio series on Europe's music and arts called: On Holiday A Cultural Tour of Europe with XM-Radio Host Robert Aubry Davis. She is Executive Producer of Hear The Angel Voices, a Christmas CD and debut solo recording of world-renowned American tenor, Carl Tanner. (Released in 2006).

Growing up in Connecticut and Virginia, Ms. Hanley has been riding horses most of her life. She has served on the Special Events Committee for the Virginia Horse Show Association, Board of Directors of Horses in the Hood, Los Angeles, and for six years on the Board of Directors of the Washington International Horse Show. She is founder and chairperson of "Ride For the Cure Virginia" the most successful breast cancer fundraiser in the U.S. for the Susan G. Komen Foundation that raised $130,805.62 in its first year. She is currently a member of the USHJA Affiliate Committee, and on the Advisory Board for the Cherry Blossom Breast Cancer Foundation.

The Hanley Family is part of the horse syndicate, "Last Dance", a show jumper trained and ridden by Olympian Joe Fargis.

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