McMahon Thoroughbreds - Important Update
- McMahon Thoroughbreds

- Jul 7, 2025
- 1 min read
This weekend, McMahon Thoroughbreds experienced a fire at our Stillwater farm that caused significant damage, including the loss of two hay barns and several smaller buildings. Thankfully, we are relieved to share that no people or horses were harmed.
We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the community for its swift response and unwavering support. The quick action from our local first responders and volunteer firefighters was instrumental in preventing the situation from becoming worse, and we are forever thankful for their bravery and dedication. Your efforts made all the difference, and we can’t thank you enough.
Many of you have reached out asking how you can help, and we truly appreciate your generosity. While we are fortunate to have the support we need here at the farm, we encourage you to consider making a donation to organizations that provide valuable assistance to others in need. We encourage contributions to organizations like Thoroughbred Charities of America (TCA) or to local fire departments, who continue to be pillars of strength in our community.
Your support during this time means more to us than words can express. We are truly grateful to be part of such an incredible community, and with your continued support, we will rebuild and continue to care for our horses to the highest standard.



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This is an important community announcement from McMahon Thoroughbreds titled "McMahon Thoroughbreds - Important Update," detailing the aftermath of a farm fire and expressing profound gratitude for the outpouring of regional support.
Key Highlights:
Prioritizing Safety and Well-being: Detailing the fortunate news that despite significant property damage—including the loss of two hay barns and several smaller buildings at their Stillwater farm—no people or horses were harmed.
Community and First Responder Heroism: Highlighting the swift and courageous response of local first responders and volunteer firefighters whose rapid action…