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Four arenas sit on this roughly 90-acre property near Boise: a 70′ x 140′ indoor with hot water and a restroom, a 140′ x 180′ sand arena, an 85′ x 165′ dirt arena, and a 76′ x 115′ dirt arena set with trail obstacles. There is also a round pen, a quarter-mile track, vet stocks […]
Short stays are a large part of what Risa Roe sells at 7085 S. Eagle Rd in Meridian: $25 a day for one to fourteen days, $125 a week for two to four weeks, or $450 a month for one to three, with a picture or video of your animals sent every day. Full care […]
Board at this Kuna yard is priced on the website: $400 for an indoor stall with an outdoor run, $300 for an outdoor covered stall, $265 uncovered, $250 for a dry lot pasture and $300 for a retirement lot that adds daily grain. All tiers cover twice-daily alfalfa or grass, daily cleaning and bedding. Pastures […]
RC Bean built his first saddle at fifteen, half of it with his mentor Gary Penny, and the business turned forty in 2018. He and his wife Kristie run a shop stocked with custom saddles, handmade bits, headstalls, braided reins, bosals, mecates, spurs, breast collars and stirrups, with a complete saddle shop inside the store […]
Abby Matthaeus read biology and psychology at the University of Washington, took her DVM at Washington State, interned at Idaho Equine Hospital in Boise and spent four years in equine medicine and surgery at a mixed practice in Idaho Falls before founding this ambulatory clinic. The truck carries portable digital radiography and ultrasonography plus bench […]
Lessons at this Hayden yard split two ways. Katie Gordon takes private riders at $50 an hour from April to November, while Angie Hilding runs a group programme at $350 a month, two-hour sessions twice weekly across May to August on a three-month commitment, with a trail ride each month. Eight is the minimum age […]
Bob Hickman has made saddles since 1989, when he began in Colfax, Washington; he and Tara Hickman now run the Post Falls shop at 3960 West 5th Ave B-3. The saddles are the house line rather than a bought-in label, “all made in USA Post Falls Store” from American leather, and a custom order waits […]
English riding is the focus at 1800 E. 49th S. in Idaho Falls, where Sally Parks and Jessie Klingler teach and train. Instruction is offered in all disciplines, hunters, jumpers and Western among them, given privately or in small groups; every new rider starts with a $75 assessment lesson so the trainer can judge where […]
Small animals and livestock share one building at 796 E Iona Rd, Idaho Falls. The large animal side covers horses and cattle, plus farm work for sheep, goats, swine and camelids, with ambulatory appointments offered on farms in Idaho Falls and the surrounding area. Radiography and ultrasound back the diagnostic work. Sports medicine carries the […]
Built in 1963 and still trading from its original spot at 2211 N. Holmes Ave. in north Idaho Falls, this store leans unusually hard towards farrier work: anvils, forges and forge stands, nippers with a rebuilding service, rasps, pull-offs, hoof jacks, and shoes sorted by aluminium, steel, sliding plate, race plate, draft, pony and mule. […]
Nadia Tanner grew up in England, started riding at seven and trained under Olympian Tim Stockdale, Di Lampard and Mia Korenika before moving to the States; she also qualified as an equine chiropractor in England and has worked with a sports psychologist for two decades. She teaches at 219 E 81st N, Idaho Falls alongside […]
Boarding here comes with a rental flat attached: the same property offers a 1,500 sq ft single-bedroom executive apartment with its own entrance, granite worktops and hardwood floors, overlooking the city. Horses are kept indoors or in covered outdoor accommodation, on packages built round the individual animal — twice-daily feeding on the owner’s preferred schedule, […]
