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FourB Farm is a Sun Prairie facility that offers clients riding lessons, horse sales, and boarding. Rough board and stall board is available and staff is there 24/7. Some of the amenities are stall cleaning once a day, six days per week, a heated tack room, indoor arena and lit outdoor arena, trainer and instructor on hand, a deworming schedule, farrier and vet visits, fresh water daily, and a groomed trail.
Liberty Stables is a Verona horse training facility on 20 acres that offers lessons, training, leasing, horsemanship classes, and boarding. The facility offers rough board and stall boarding which requires enrolment in their lesson program. Liberty Stables has a heated indoor arena and an outdoor arena, a round pen, indoor wash racks, and a groomed riding trail. Clients remark on their passion and the atmosphere.
Little Lake Stables LLC is a Rio facility that has been serving clients for over 18 years. Boarding is available which includes daily turnout, water, hay, and bedding. Owners can supply supplements. Feed options include rice bran, standard 12% “sweet feed,” straight oats, senior, and low starch. Some amenities at Little Lake Stables LLC are indoor and outdoor arenas, wooden tack lockers, oak box stalls, a convalescing pen, and outside tie rail for horse bathing or tacking up.
Pine Dance Ranch, Inc. is a Lodi equine boarding and training facility that is suited to recreational or trail horse owners. Boarding options are group rough board and private rough board. Some of what is included are twice daily feedings of quality hay, manure cleanup in paddocks, miles of private horse trails, turnout in grassy pasture every day, grain feeding, professional trainers on site and a trail obstacle course, and large outdoor areas and solid wall round pen. Pine Dance Ranch, Inc. provides a laid-back, friendly place for clients and boarders to share in their love of horses. Clients appreciate the trails and the welcoming environment.
Pine View Stables is a DeForest family farm that has been serving clients for over 18 years. The farm offers horse boarding with stalls that are cleaned every day and horses are turned out in pastures most of the year, and in a dry lot with hay in the winter. In the winter the stalls have buckets and in the summer, automatic waterers. Sheltered rough board and stall board are available and include trailer parking and access to the riding areas.
Prairie Sport Horses is a Sun Prairie hunter/jumper stable that is located on 52 acres of farmland. The stable offers lessons, horses for sale and lease, and boarding. Boarding options are basic stall board, premium board for show riders and families, and pasture board. Basic and premium board come with additional fees for lessons. The pasture boarding has an optional lesson fee. Available services include farrier and vet visits, grooming, medical care, and horse transportation.
Tracy Porter is a Milton horse trainer who provides clinics, coaching, and lessons along with boarding at The Farm. She offers pasture and stall board with 25-acre pastures and stalls with full ventilation and an automatic waterer. Most of the stalls have access to outside and there are extra-large stalls available. A fully insulated indoor riding arena with pea gravel footing and an outdoor riding arena with sand footing are available. There is also access to road riding, open and wooded trails, and fields. Private tack lockers and hoof trimming are offered. Tracy has a training DVD available for sale as well as tack.
Three Gaits, Inc. is a Stoughton therapeutic horsemanship center that has been serving clients in Dane County and surrounding areas for over 32 years. The organization is tax-exempt and nonprofit and aims to provide people with intellectual, emotional, or physical challenges therapies and activities that are equine assisted. Along with therapeutic programs, Three Gaits, Inc. offers boarding. Some boarding amenities include a large outdoor arena, an indoor riding arena, a wash rack, safe electric fence, a 1/3-mile trail, lessons, grass turnouts, and a picnic pavilion. The stalls are cleaned every day and horses are fed three times daily and dewormed and vaccinated regularly.
Triple K Stables is an Oregon facility that sits on 80 acres and has been serving clients for over 40 years. Along with horse training, riding lessons, and horse transportation, Triple K Stables provides stall and rough boarding. There are different sizes of stalls, twice daily feedings of hay and rolled oats, daily turnouts, weekday bed-back stall cleaning, and bedding. A multiple stall board discount is available.
Horse boarding is when a horse farm provides a place for a horse to stay and manages its daily care in exchange for a fee. Some boarding facilities also provide medical care for horses. Boarding provides a way to be a responsible horse owner for someone who doesn’t have a safe place to keep a horse.
Horse owners can choose from two main types of boarding. The types are pasture boarding and stall boarding.
Boarding a horse is usually chosen to enhance its well-being. Horses need room to run and play as well as a safe place to sleep. Additionally, horses need care, such as grooming and training, that take time. Horse owners who aren’t able to provide those things can choose to board horses at places that offer those things.
To find a place to board a horse, check online listings to understand what you can expect from each facility. Additionally, consider checking classified ads online or in print to find boarding facilities. Choose one that’s conveniently located so you can visit your horse frequently.
A horse boarding stable is a place that rents out stable space and room for horses to run. It’s a service for people who don’t have room to care for their horses. It can also be used by people who aren’t able to give horses the care needed to be healthy and happy.
Boarding a horse usually always includes a safe place for a horse to sleep and a pasture area where it can exercise and eat grass. Some boarding facilities offer full-care packages while others offer partial packages that let owners choose the level of service they want.
