LowCountry Acres

LowCountry Acres is home to high-percentage European (Belgian) Brabant horses

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Stacy Pearsall is the owner and manager of LowCountry Acres, a European Brabant breeding and training farm located near Charleston, South Carolina. Horses have been a central part of her life since childhood, growing up on her mother’s Arabian horse farm where she assisted with breeding, foaling, and starting young horses.
After graduating high school, Stacy joined the United States Air Force and served for 10 years as a combat photojournalist. During her military career, she documented stories in more than 41 countries around the world. No matter where she was stationed, horses remained a constant passion, and she often spent her free time volunteering and working at local barns.
While stationed in Europe between 2000 and 2002, Stacy was introduced to the European Brabant, known in Belgium as the Belgisch Trekpaard. Captivated by the breed’s immense strength, calm temperament, and gentle nature, she promised herself that one day she would own one of these remarkable horses.
Years later, after being wounded in Iraq and medically retired from military service, Stacy fulfilled that promise by purchasing her first Brabant mare, Leah. That experience became the foundation for what would eventually grow into LowCountry Acres.
Today, Stacy focuses on breeding high-quality European Brabants with exceptional temperaments, sound structure, and strong breed character while also training draft horses of various breeds. Despite living with combat-related disabilities, she continues to pursue her passions with determination and purpose. Alongside her service dog, Charlie, Stacy remains active as a photographer, author, educator, speaker, television host, farm manager, and horse trainer.

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stacylpearsall@gmail.com
Harleyville, SC USA