- arrange group horse camping events
- have miles of trails and access to dirt roads
- provide mare and foal care
- make arrangements for regular farrier service at the farm
- make arrangements for all vaccination and keep negative Coggins records on file
- ensure that all incoming horses are up-to-date before we let them off the trailer
- deworm all horses in the same pasture on the same day according to a bi-monthly deworming routine
- allow you to store your horse trailer at no additional charge
- completely strip each stall every day
- have automatic waterers and maintain them vigilantly
- scrub our feed and water buckets weekly as well as dust the barn
- tend to our pastures and fences with extreme care
- have rules and a detailed contract to protect everyone and their horses
- provide doctoring for the occasional injury or illness
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- bring our horses in as late as 6 to 9 pm in an attempt to provide stall boarded horses with as much time as possible outside
- leave all horses out 24 hours a day in the summer months in order to provide them with the most natural lifestyle possible
- keep the number of horses as low as possible in each pasture
- provide an excellent, high-quality grain mix that consists of rolled/ground oats, black oil sunflower seeds, steam-rolled barley, alfalfa meal, vegetable oil, molasses, and horse minerals.(15% protein, high in fiber, highly digestible)
- have 12 pastures through which horses are rotated throughout the year
- segregate horse pastures according to gender, age, and personality
- provide a monthly newsletter to keep owners abreast of barn goings on
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