Stall Board and Turnout: $325 per month in the masonry block barn and $300 in the wooden barn includes two feedings per day of Southern States Reliance pellets and lots of hay (your horse won't go hungry here) includes fly masks in the summer (client provides fly mask) and blanketing in the winter  (client provides blanket).   If you prefer a high fat feed, senior feed, mare and foal, or some other type of feed, we'll accommodate your preferences for an additional charge of $25 per month.   We do not offer pasture board.  All horses are stalled at night during the winter or during the day in the summer.

In addition to two feedings per day, all programs above include daily stall cleaning, fresh water, and lots of high quality coastal bermuda hay.  Stall fans in the warm summer months are included.  Both barns have roomy stalls with rubber mats, fly spray systems, automatic waters, concrete aisleways and windows.

Full board does not cover the cost of daily or hourly medical treatment so if your horse is injured, you will have to administer the medication and change bandages yourself, or pay someone to do it for you. 

I thought you would enjoy a great beach photo before we get to the rules!  My friend Heather Wilkerson Christmas in Florida 2007.

Farrier - client arranges for their own farrier services or can use our farrier, Joey Patterson, who visits every 6 weeks.  We don't mind holding your horse for you if you can't be there to meet the farrier, as long as you leave a check, in advance, for the farrier. Veterinarian - client arranges for their own veterinarian services.  We require a coggins, rabies, EHV and West Nile once a year and Rhino flu and 4-ways twice a year - Aug. 1 and Feb 1.  Worming - we require worming every 60 days on Aug 1, Oct 1, Dec 1, Feb. 1, Apr 1, and June 1.  All empty worming tubes and/or empty boxes must be given to Tami White after owner administers the wormer so Farm can track the exact type of wormer used and date each horse was actually wormed.

We welcome retired show horses here. We will treat them with kindness and respect and make them as comfortable as possible with extra shavings. 

No stallions or late cut geldings with stallion like attitude and behavior.  No pregnant mares as we no longer want to board mares with foals.

Barn Rules

Stable is open from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. only.  Boarders are permitted to ride only in the stated hours unless otherwise arranged.

Boarders must make appointments to visit their horses after hours or notify us if arriving late from a show or competition or trail ride or leaving prior to stated hours.  All riders and guests must sign a release form. 

If you turn on a light, turn it off when you are finished using that area.

No smoking or drinking of alcoholic beverages on the property.

Keep the aisle clean of tack, brushes, halters, hoof pickings or manure if you or your horse put it there, pick it up!

All vehicles must be parked in the designated areas.  All vehicles must be driven slowly and with extreme care as to not hit any animals, pedestrians, other vehicles, horse trailers, or equipment on our property.

No visitors are allowed in the stalls. Boarders may retrieve their horses from the stalls and properly tie them for visitors to view.

No beating horses, tantrums, or cursing.

Do not ride without safety equipment.   For your own safety, please use safety helmets and proper paddock boots with heals.  All riders under 18 are required to wear safety helmets.

Do not ride on neighboring properties.

Always mount and dismount outside the barn..

No running or yelling in the barn or courtyard, especially when horses are present.

No bicycles or motorized vehicles in the barn or pastures.

Do not tie your horse with your reins. All horses are to be tied with a lead rope to tie rings only or cross ties only while wearing a proper halter, not stall bars or doors or fence rails. Never tie a bucket to your horse’s lead road.  Always use a proper lead rope.

Always check your tack before riding.

No dogs allowed.  Disclosure:  We have five dogs that can be kept in a fenced area while you are riding.  We have five friendly declawed cats who may or may not jump in or on your vehicle.  We have two macaws and one parrot.  They talk and scream loudly from their outdoor play cages. We just wanted to let you know before you board here, in case dogs, birds, or cats bother you, or you may require a facility that allows you to bring your dog.

nchorseboarding@aol.com  Telephone: 910-237-0621