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Five lighted jumping arenas, two lighted dressage courts and a 50 by 30 lighted covered arena with mirrors give Middle Ranch its riding footprint at 11700 Little Tujunga Canyon Road. Boarders take either 12 by 14 regular box stalls or 12 by 18 luxury boxes, each with automatic waterers, daily cleaning and wood shavings, and […]
The main arena at Gibson Ranch measures 260 feet by 120 feet and is laid out for barrel racing, roping and Western competition, and the ranch names barrel racers, ranch riders and ropers among the people who ride there. Premium in-and-out stalls are listed at 12 by 36, with covered barn stalls and paddock or […]
Two barns split the housing at this Tulsa Street stable. Barn 1 holds 12 by 12 stalls, some with 12 by 24 outs and some with lockers, while Barn 2 runs 16 by 14 fully matted stalls, and covered 16 by 14 pipe corrals sit alongside. Auto waterers, automatic fly systems and full matting come […]
Board here is posted rather than quoted: $855 for a 12 by 12 box stall with a backyard run, $780 for a 12 by 12 box stall, and $675 for a partially covered 12 by 24 pipe corral. Shavings over rubber mats bed every stall, barn stalls get a fly spray system, and box and […]
Equine-assisted therapy is booked here in individual, family and group sessions, described as addressing anxiety, depression and stress, and delivered by people the ranch calls qualified and compassionate therapists without naming them or their credentials. Riding lessons cost $90 singly or $300 a month for four 45-minute sessions, and cover beginners through advanced technique, with […]
Robert J. Nava runs the training side, taking horses from green to the show ring and teaching riders alongside them. The property faces Malibu Creek State Park; the stable’s booking page gives its address as 2200 Stokes Canyon Road, Calabasas. New students start with a $175 evaluation lesson covering riding, grooming and safety basics, after […]
A graduate of the Colorado State University School of Veterinary Medicine who followed it with a year-long internship in equine medicine and surgery at Iowa State, David W. Ramey, DVM, has run this ambulatory practice since 1987, working across Los Angeles and Ventura counties from a Chatsworth base. It is deliberately small: clients call, text […]
Equine dentistry at Sweetwater goes past the annual float: the practice lists dental radiographs, extractions, corrective floating on abnormal and deformed mouths, bit seats for performance horses, and dentistry geared to geriatrics and miniature horses. The clinic opened in 1990 at 33324 Agua Dulce Canyon Road and treats cats and dogs in the building while […]
Adults only, by appointment, no walk-ins. Private lessons for beginner adults cost $110 a session or $425 for four, and guided private trail rides are also sold, worked out of Burbank and Griffith Park and around the Los Angeles Equestrian Center rather than a barn of its own. Davee Hallinan opened the business in 2011, […]
The lit sign and equine mural out front are, by the store’s own account, a landmark to drivers on the 101. The shop opened in 1968, Vern Benfer bought it in 1973, and his daughter Julie Benfer owns and runs it now, making it one of the oldest retail businesses still operating in Calabasas. Doors […]
Nine hay types are stocked: alfalfa, Bermuda, orchard, an orchard-alfalfa mix, timothy, teff, three-way, straw and Chaffhaye. Grain lines run to Purina, Triple Crown, Hygain and the USDA-organic Pro Series Equine, with rolled oats, rolled barley, cracked corn and wheat bran loose, plus supplements and bedding from pine shavings to wood pellets. Buck and Luanne […]
