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There are many factors to consider when choosing a horse boarding stable, but some of the most important include:

  • The quality of the facilities: The stable should have clean, well-maintained stalls and turnout areas. The stalls should be the appropriate size for your horse's breed and age, and they should be equipped with comfortable bedding. The turnout areas should be safe and secure, and they should provide your horse with plenty of space to exercise and socialize.
  • The quality of the care: The staff at the stable should be experienced and knowledgeable in horse care. They should be able to provide your horse with the proper diet, exercise, and grooming. They should also be able to identify and treat any health problems that your horse may develop.
  • The safety of the environment: The stable should be located in a safe area, and it should be free from hazards such as traffic, poisonous plants, and barbed wire. The stable should also have a fire alarm system and a fire extinguisher.
  • The cost: The cost of boarding your horse will vary depending on the facilities offered, the level of care provided, and the location of the stable. Be sure to compare prices from different stables before making a decision.

In addition to these factors, you may also want to consider the following when choosing a horse boarding stable:

  • The stable's location: If you plan to ride your horse regularly, you'll want to choose a stable that's located near trails or other riding areas.
  • The stable's policies: Be sure to ask about the stable's policies regarding things like feeding, turnout, and veterinary care.
  • The stable's atmosphere: You'll want to choose a stable that you feel comfortable leaving your horse at. Visit the stable several times before you make a decision, and get to know the staff and other boarders.

Choosing a horse boarding stable is an important decision. By considering the factors listed above, you can be sure to find a stable that will provide your horse with the best possible care.

Featured Listings - Boarding

  • Irish Hill Century Farm
    Irish Hill Century Farm 281 Burke Road, Stillwater, NY 12170
    ph: (518) 584-1515
    Email: Rick Burke – Owner – rick@irishhillcenturyfarm.com

    Irish Hill Century Farm is a full care thoroughbred boarding facility, raising world class New York Bred racehorses.

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