Boarding & care

A consistent routine, shaped around your horse.

Our sample programs cover the daily essentials while leaving room to coordinate feed, turnout, blanketing, and owner preferences.

Monthly programs

Choose a starting point

Rates below are editable planning figures and do not guarantee availability. A completed tour and care conversation are required before move-in.

Full care

Stall Board

$725 / month

  • Dedicated indoor stall
  • Morning and evening hay feeding
  • Fresh water and daily stall cleaning
  • Scheduled group or individual turnout
  • Use of arena and common care areas
Ask about a stall

More space

Stall + Private Run

$850 / month

  • Covered stall with attached run
  • Morning and evening hay feeding
  • Daily cleaning and water service
  • Basic supplement administration
  • Use of arena and common care areas
Ask about a run

Open-air

Pasture Board

$475 / month

  • Shared turnout with shelter
  • Hay feeding based on conditions
  • Maintained water access
  • Daily visual wellness check
  • Use of arena and common care areas
Ask about pasture

Included standards

The basics are never an afterthought

Each horse is observed throughout the normal care day. We maintain clean water, organized feed routines, usable footing, and clear emergency contacts. Owners remain responsible for veterinary, farrier, dental, medication, and specialty feed costs unless otherwise agreed in writing.

New horses complete an intake review covering handling, herd compatibility, feeding, health records, emergency permissions, and vaccination requirements.

Move-in process

Three clear steps

  1. 1

    Tour

    Walk the barn, arena, turnout areas, and care spaces.

  2. 2

    Care review

    Discuss routine, handling, health records, and compatibility.

  3. 3

    Settle in

    Confirm paperwork, move-in timing, feed, and emergency contacts.

Common questions

Before you apply

Can I bring my own feed or supplements?

Yes. Specialty feed and supplements can be coordinated during intake. Clearly labeled, sealed containers may be required.

Do boarders have set riding hours?

General access hours and any arena closures are shared in the boarding agreement and posted at the barn.

Are outside trainers allowed?

Outside professional access is considered case by case and requires prior approval plus current insurance documentation.

What records are needed?

Expect to provide current vaccination, deworming, and negative Coggins records along with veterinarian and farrier contacts.