Mission Statement:

To provide a facility where your horse is happiest and healthiest

Welcome!

Our Best Points:

Lots of trails

Heading out for a trail ride, April, 2004

 

"Free-choice" turnout (barns are always accessible so horses can choose whether they want to be in or out, but stalls are available if confinement is needed)
           

• Allows play with "buddies"

• Allows rolling on clean ground

• Encourages self-exercise

• Allows instinctual behavior of grazing/roaming

• Allows your horse to pick most comfortable spot (in sun, away from wind, in stall, in breezeway)

• Reduces chances of boredom-related vices developing (cribbing, weaving, stall kicking)

• Stalls allow for undisturbed eating

Nothing like a snooze in the warm sun!

Wood or rubber fence

Drinking water heated during winter (a precaution against colic due to not drinking in cold weather)

Four separate herd groups

• Can separate according to disposition, gender, age, etc.

• In the unlikely event of a contagious disease being brought onto premises, likely to be contained to one group

• Rotated Pastures:

         Breaks up worm cycle

        Controls grazing - longer pasture life

• Large pasture:

         Plenty of room for muscle-stretching sprints

D-Group pasture

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