The stable recommends our standard Stall Boarding, which includes 12'x12' stall  with turn out per owner instructions, twice daily grain and hay feeding, twice daily stall cleaning with fresh bedding and water provided as needed. All facilities are available to boarders which includes 5 pastures, 20+ acres of grazing, a 1 acre pond, an oversized open arena that accommodates full regulation barrel racing, jumps, etc., a 70' round pen for horse training, 20+ acres of wooded trails for easy riding on site and thousands of acres with wooded mountain trails for advanced trail riders. Tack room, bathroom with shower and soon to be inside horse cleaning area are available.

         1. Stall Boarding                                                                                                                        $285

                  Grain Feeding twice daily

                  Hay Feeding twice daily

                  Stall Boarding (Continuous or with day or night pasture turn out)

                  Stall Cleaning (Daily clean stalls, containers, remove/replace bedding)

                  Continuous city water available

         2.  Pasture Boarding                                                                                                                $185

                  Grain Feeding twice daily

                  Hay - Continuous availability

                  Continuous city water available

Note 1: Hay (round bales) are available in pastures year round for continuous foraging replacement.

Note 2: Stallions or difficult herd horses must be stall boards with limited and/or isolated pasture turnout in our isolation or stud pastures;

Note 3:  We provide labor barter options that reduce or even eliminate boarding fees depending on the options chosen and the availability of open feeding/cleaning slots. We operate around our two feeding and cleaning shifts daily The morning shift can start anywhere between 6 AM and 8 AM depending on

the preferences of the people working that shift. The afternoon shift is more seasonally dependent due to the length of the day and is kept at a more constant time to minimize conflicts with horse activities. The afternoon feeding time begins no later than 2 hours and no earlier than 3 hours before sunset. There are also options for owner provided feed due to special needs of the horse or owner preferences.

Note 4:  Pasture boarding is available on a limited basis. We maintain a minimum 1 acre per horse ratio and each stall owns an acre. The acreage available over and above the number of filled stalls are made available for pasture boarding. In conditions as with the recent drought or when we have reached our capacity relative to pasture health and hay availability we may not accept pasture boarding beyond those we currently have. In extreme situations a pasture board may have to upgrade to stall board to maintain a boarding slot.

 We will make every effort to assist the owner in the care of their horse. To that end we will provide reasonable additional labor to assist in providing extra care beyond the normal daily routine care for specialized tasks when the owner cannot be available. These items are tasks such as blanketing, masking, leg wraps or boots, bandages, and supplements. Tasks that are needed to insure the health of the horse. The stables will take on these additional care tasks when there is reasonable need for them due to weather, sickness, or injury, and is not a routine part of the horses care. For the stables to assume these as routine duties, additional charges will be made based on the labor required.

 Weekly rates are 1/3 monthly rates and Daily rates are 1/15 monthly rates. Delinquent charges are $30 per month per horse not paid by the 1st of the month. All due dates are the 1^st of month. Initial fees are prorated to end of month. All fees are paid in advance with $100 deposit required for leases refundable at lease termination and payment of all fees due.

 Please note that we do not want to appear to be overcharging our boarders and we will do our best to handle any out of the ordinary tasks as part of our routine work. But please understand there is quite a lot of work involved in acquiring, storing, and utilizing the feed, hay, and bedding, then cleaning up afterwards. We feed, hay, turn out, turn in, each horse and clean each stall twice daily as part of what we do to make a smooth, routine operation. Then, there is maintenance of things that break frequently and at the most in-opportune time and with all that we always have several improvement projects going on. So you can imagine having to take someone away from their routine to hold a horse for the farrier because the owner didn’t show up to assist him, and then ask that person to do it for nothing. That doesn’t bode well for morale so the stable will try to compensate our valuable employees whenever it is reasonable to do so. Happy employees help make for a smooth operation and happy horses. And, that is what we want to have here....happy healthy horses.

Misc Services and Fees

           1. Assisting Vet or Farrier by Stable personnel (1 hour minimum charge)                     $10/hr

      If the owner cannot be at the stables to assist the service provider the

      stable will assign someone to assist if needed and charge the owner

      for this service.

          2. Cleaning Horse: Wash, Brush, Pick and Clean Hooves                                                $20

          3. Detailing Horse: Cleaning as in 2, Detangling and conditioning mane

      and tail, Conditioning and polishing hooves, Trimming and/or braiding

      mane and tail, Bagging tail, etc                                                                                            $30

          4. Cleaning, medicating, and bandaging wounds, Administering medications

      beyond those that can be treated as feed supplements.such as injections

      or oral pastes, etc. (feed supplements or meds are considered part of the

      normal feeding regimen and therefore no additional charges are incurred).                  $10

          5. Custom work defined by the horse owner is basically charged on an

      hourly rate basis normally with a minimum 1 hour charge.                                                $10/hr

          6. Daily Exercise (Arena/Round Pen - Supervised)                                                            $100/month

             This is normally an option provided for continuous stalled horses

             such as stallions or show horses but can also be selected for any

             horse that needs a structured exercise routine. 

           7. Weekly Cleaning and Grooming                                                                                      $75/month

           8. Ground Work ( For green broke horses or those that need reminders )                     $10/hr 

Non-Boarder Facility use hourly rates

Jackson Stables Boarders have use of stable facilities at any time unless previously reserved, except for horses and tack not owned by them. A boarder may bring a guest and use a stable horse and tack free of charge for the initial visit. Subsequent visits with the same guest will be charged non-boarder rates.

1.   Arena, Round Pen,  On Site Trails, Barn, Pasture (hourly rate)                          $10/horse

2.   Horse and Tack, Facility use in item 1 included (hourly rate)                              $20/horse

3.   Mountain Trails, for experienced riders (Daily rate)                                             $20/person

The Mountain Trails are available free of charge for our boarders and partner organizations.There are partnership agreements with various saddle clubs and stables. Please consult your organization’s officers to find out if they have a partnership agreement with Jackson Stables. Please have your officer act as contact so that we can coordinate your ride with other activities going on here. Our rights of

access require that your vehicles and horse trailers be parked here at Jackson Stables and that the access trail to the mountain ridges that cross other property owners lands be maintained by Jackson Stables. In order for us to maintain our responsibilities to the property owners that  have granted us access rights we must exercise reasonable controls by educating  riders of the rules our access rights carry. When riding these trails you will be viewed as boarders of Jackson Stables for all practical purposes.