Boarding & Care:

$225 per month for a 24' x 24' pipe corral with 24x12 overhead shelter, Fresh water will be provided at all times.  Basic feed consisting of alfalfa or pellets, grass hay, or a combination of these twice per day.   Stall to be cleaned an average of 3.5 times per week.  * Daily rate also applies to staging, two day minimum. 

Rules Specific to Boarding

• All horse owners ("boarder") must sign a boarding agreement. 
• First and last months board is required at the time a new horse is boarded.
• Fees are govern by the Stable Fee Schedule which is subject to change with 30 days notice. 
• Horse owner must assume the personal and financial risk of injury and loss.

Conditions of Ranch Use

• To be allowed to on the Ranch property or use the facility, all boarders and their friends, family, and invitees ("Ranch Users") must sign a use and release agreement which governs all ranch use.
• The agreement includes, among other provisions, a liability release, indemnification, binding arbitration, and requires users to pay user to pay the Ranch's legal fees if they should have a legal dispute and loss. 
• All Ranch uses must abide by all Ranch Rules, written or orally given by Ranch staff, to continue the privilege of using the Ranch.

If you're learning to handle your first horse, or just enjoy observing, it is important to learn about safety precautions to prevent any possible accidents and injuries. Even the calmest, most gentle horse has the potential to hurt somebody when startled or scared. Horses don't have to be aggressive to injure a person. Just the fact that they are much larger and stronger than a person can cause them to unintentionally hurt somebody. Despite their size and strengths, horses are gentle giants that can have wonderful relationships with people as long as the proper safety measures have been taken. The horse is by nature a prey animal, making his ability to react quickly and out-run a predator a key to survival in the wild. This survival instinct still remains strong in domestic horses...................For more information on safety see Safety