Boarding

Equivalent Exchange offers full care horse boarding:

• $550/month

  • Invoices are sent prior to the first of each month. Invoices are due by the first of each month. ​

• Horses need friends, freedom, and forage. ​

  • Large grass pastures, quality hay offered in the winter and as needed in the spring and summer. Hay type varies depending on the needs of the horses in each pasture. 

  • 24/7 turn out with access to a stall at all times 

  • Friendly pasture pals

• Horses are fed twice daily. ​

• Board price includes 

  • A variety of feed options

    • Hallaway Fiber Energy 

    • Tribute Kalm and EZ

    • Tribute Kalm Ultra 

    • Tribute Essential K ration balancer 

    • Additional supplements/feed per horse (optional)

      • Alfalfa pellets- $30/Month

      • Tribute Constant Comfort- $30/Month 

      • Tribute Finish- $30/Month 

  • Blanketing ​(winter), fly control (summer)

    • Done per individual owners request

    • Blankets and other supplies (fly masks, boots, etc.) must be provided for your horse 

  • Use of 160' x 240' outdoor riding arena with lights & trails 

    • Riding available 8am-9pm, 7 days a week

      • Riding lessons have priority in the ring. If you ride during a lesson, please yield to the lesson riders. ​

      • For your safety, please do not ride alone

  • Horse trailer parking at no additional cost 

  • Farrier and vetting are not included 

    • Every horse ​must have an up to date negative Coggins and vaccines prior to coming on property and the owner must maintain proper vet care & hoof care. 

    • Owners may bring in their own vet and/or farrier or use ours. 

      • EEEA recommended equine professionals 

Reminders for Boarders

• Boarders are expected to have all basic supplies on hand, including but not limited to: basic medications (e.g. bute, banamine), basic wound and skin care products (e.g. equiderma, antifungal creams and/or shampoo, MTG, antibiotic ointment, vet wrap, thermometer), hoof care products (e.g. hoof pick, thrush treatment, hoof conditioner), and grooming supplies (brushes, shampoo/conditioner). 

• Boarders with horses in work are expected to have properly fitting tack as well as caring for the horse appropriately. This is determined by each individual horse’s needs and may include but is not limited to saddle fitting, chiro, corrective hoof care, massage, and regular dentals. If you cannot afford to care for your horse on these basic levels, your coached shows and off site events will be paused until you can.  

• Boarders do not have to lesson or train with EEEA trainers; however, outside trainers are not permitted at Willowdale. 

• Basic wear and tear is expected. If your horse is destructive (breaking fences, gates, stall doors, etc.) you will be invoiced for the repairs and replacement parts.