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Trading on Route 38 at Elburn since 1993, this country store stocks feed and supplies across a wide span of animals — horses first among them, then poultry, goats, rabbits, household pets and wild birds. Nutrena carries the equine and livestock feed side, NutraSource and Loyall cover pet food, and Droll Yankee and Aspects supply […]
AQHA, APHA and ApHC horses are trained, shown, boarded and sold from this East 206th Street farm, running since 1977 and worked by a family claiming over 60 years of experience in horse care, nutrition, training, breeding and maintenance. Thirty boarding stalls are bedded deep and cleaned seven days a week, fifteen training places are […]
Family-owned since 1983, this 32-acre riding and boarding centre stands on Cherry Tree Road west of downtown Noblesville and south of State Road 32, in Hamilton County. Full-service board means a box stall bedded with shavings, grain twice a day, hay several times a day and daily turnout into fenced pastures of various sizes. Work […]
Forty acres of trail and hiking ground and a stocked pond of an acre and a quarter come with a stall at this East 191st Street centre in Noblesville. Two things are sold here: horse boarding, and a hunter/jumper lesson programme taught on the premises. Riders use an indoor arena through the winter and an […]
Seventy-eight acres beside White Lick Creek in Hendricks County carry more than 50 acres of scenic trails, ridden by reservation in groups limited to six: $30 for half an hour, $45 for the hour, nobody under four, nobody over 275lb, and guests ride the ranch’s own horses, as no visiting horses are allowed. Riding lessons […]
Polo is the organising idea on the 40 acres at 2011 Tanis Lee Lane, Wentzville, set up by founder and chairman Dr James J. Tong of ThorBay Holdings to support the growth of polo internationally, with sister operations named in Indio and Chengdu. Board comes in four shapes — stall, paddock, pasture and short-term — […]
Debbie Cate has owned horses since 1989 and opened this family-owned, small stable in O’Fallon in 1992. Full board covers hay and grain twice per day with stalls cleaned daily, and horses are turned out most of the time unless there is bad weather. Western riding lessons run an hour and teach basic care and […]
At 404 Stable Lane in Wentzville, this hospital runs well care, sports medicine, internal medicine, reproduction and a surgery suite, with a doctor on call for emergencies around the clock. Advanced dentistry covers tooth extractions, standing fractured tooth repulsion, fractured jaw wiring, malocclusion correction and periodontal disease, using nerve blocks, sedation and radiographs. Its own […]
Horses in Snohomish County are seen at 11308 92nd St SE, Bldg 4, where the equine side of Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital runs both an ambulatory service and a referral hospital answering emergencies around the clock. Surgical work listed includes arthroscopy, laparoscopy, fracture repair and colic surgery. Sports medicine covers chiropractic evaluation and adjustment, acupuncture and […]
Rescue, rehabilitation and re-education are the three words this Snohomish organisation uses for its work, and it has been doing them since 2005 — incorporated in Washington in October 2006, granted 501(c)(3) status in June 2007. Formal agreements with animal control agencies in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties bring horses in. Every horse gets routine […]
Dr Dana Westerman graduated from Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1991, worked in three mixed-animal practices and spent two years with Hawaii’s Board of Agriculture before founding this mobile practice in 1995. It runs out of 10212 273rd Ave SE in Monroe and covers ground from Stanwood to Issaquah, with emergency cover round […]
