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The hay yard at the Chatsworth branch keeps its own clock, shutting at 6 p.m. while the store stays open until 8 Monday through Saturday; on Sunday both run 10 to 6. Hay is sold by variety rather than brand, from family farms: alfalfa, Bermuda, orchard, teff and timothy, plus straw, loaded into whatever vehicle […]
Official photographer for the Flintridge Horse Show and the Flintridge Autumn Classic, both at Flintridge Riding Club, Lindsey Long shoots the California hunter-jumper circuit and writes about it as an equine journalist; her work has appeared in The Chronicle of the Horse, Practical Horseman, Horse Illustrated, The Plaid Horse and US Equestrian. She travels to […]
About 80 percent of the horses taken in by Animal Guardians Horse Rescue arrive from county animal shelters where they faced euthanasia, the rest from abandonment, abuse and neglect. The Simi Valley 501(c)(3), EIN 46-1912260, was started in 2013 by executive director Deborah Greene-Dellvon and co-founder Robert Dellvon, and it keeps no barn of its […]
March 8, 2002 is the date Dan and Stacie Van Watermulen give for buying the avocado-covered hilltop that became Vista Del Mar Ranch, 8567 Happy Camp Road. Main barn stalls are 12×12 with 12×24 runs at $895 a month, mare motel stalls 16×24 and partly covered at $650, and pasture board $480, each with daily […]
Five arenas share thirteen acres of the Tierra Rejada greenbelt at 15540 Lapeyre Rd: a 165-by-260-foot show jumping ring, the 125-by-185 Stone Arena, a 170-by-250 hunt field, Red’s Ring, and a 200-by-220 Creek Side arena holding a regulation dressage court with mirrors, all on ESI all-weather footing. Jim Hagman started Elvenstar in the 1980s and […]
There are 58 stalls on the 22 acres at 9371 Stockton Road, listed as 32 indoor-outdoor, 28 interior and two for foaling, alongside a four-stall grooming station, a three-stall wash station and a three-stall farrier station. Riding happens in a stadium-lit hunter-jumper ring of 155 by 285 feet and a regulation 66-by-198-foot dressage court, with […]
Pasture board is the only product at VH Ranch: $450 a month buys a place in a pasture with other horses and Bermuda plus alfalfa hay fed twice a day, as hay rather than cubes. Jolanda Harvill runs the family operation at 15201 Middle Ranch Rd, taking horses of any age, working or retired, into […]
Owner and ranch manager Heidi Cameron holds a BA in child development and psychology, is an EAGALA certified equine specialist, and served as EAGALA’s Southern California networking coordinator in 2020-21. Worlds Alive Equine works from various Ventura County locations rather than one published address. Its therapeutic ranch experience is deliberately unmounted, with guests of any […]
Lessons run by appointment only at Oak Wood, 650 Burnham Rd in Ojai, where Ruby Doss teaches riders from age three to adult on school horses she picks for them. Her riding school climbs four named levels, Greenhorns on safe handling and saddling, Riders on trot work and ground poles, Equestrians on off-property riding and […]
Built as a walnut and apricot farm in the early 1900s, Willow Creek Ranch at 6645 Wheeler Canyon Rd now runs 22 acres of equestrian facilities plus 108 acres of community pasture in a private wooded canyon for retired and pasture-living horses. Board opens at $550, across 14×14 box stalls, box stalls with 14×21 outdoor […]
The 7,000-acre working cattle ranch behind Aliso Ranch Stables was bought in 1910 from James Willoughby as headquarters for the Hobson Brothers Packing Company, and the stable’s history page calls it the oldest continually operating cattle ranch in Ventura County. Board at 4215 Aliso Canyon Road starts at $550 a month, drawing on more than […]
Wolfe Canyon Ranch spreads across 214 acres off E. Olsen Road in Thousand Oaks, five minutes from the Reagan Presidential Library, with a half-mile horse race track, stone bridges and 17 acres of Haas avocado trees. Boarding is split between 38 twelve-by-twelve box stalls in the Wolfe Barn, 22 half-covered 24-by-24 pipe corrals on the […]
