There is documentary evidence of a further coop in Hörste in the 14th century. In 1365, Lutbert de Wend the Elder, his wife von Alheyt (widow of a knight) and his sons Lutbert and Heinrich sold the Lemgo monastery, among other things, "their house and estate at Horst in the parish of Stapelage".

So in Hörste, the Lemgo monastery also appears as a landowner alongside the Marienfeld monastery. This land of the Lemgo monastery is the Brink farm. This is confirmed by the monastery's salt books, according to which the Brink farm was subject to two types of grain levies.