• 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
A word about mud
If you come to our place during the spring thaw or the
fall rains, you WILL see a lot of mud. The horses will be covered with
mud, their lower legs and hooves caked with mud. I have often been
embarrassed when a potential boarder comes to view our site during these times,
but I shouldn't be. What that should tell the potential boarder is that we
value our horses' health and well-being above the condition and appearance of
our pastures. We would rather sacrifice our pastures than our horses.
Pastures are surprisingly resilient. They do recover. So if you look
at a barn during these seasons and there is no mud, be aware that your horse
will probably be kept in a stall during the periods when damage to the pastures
could occur.
60' x 120' indoor ring
Our indoor ring has a sprinkler system. The ring can be
watered easily and quickly with the flip of a switch. The control of dust
has been amazing!
100' x 124' outdoor ring
with sand/silt
footing, wood fence
Jumps/rails
70' diameter round training pen,
grass footing, wood
fence
Trails
100 Acres owned by Horse Around Acres
Miles of Trails
15 minutes trailering time to Beaver Creek State
Park.
Beaver Creek State Park can also be reached from Horse Around Acres
by horseback.
