Twisted Pine Ranch LLC

03/20/2025

We have a couple pen and pasture openings coming available for summer.

Pasture board includes a 6-8 acre pasture with maximum 6 horses divided by personalities. Multiple sheds per pasture to provide adequate shelter. Waters are cleaned weekly and heated over winter. Free choice hay fed with slow feed net during cooler months and pasture with supplemented hay during warmer months.

Pen board includes 2x a day feeding in a slow feeder net, 4-5 flakes per horse of hay and/or alfalfa. 2x a day owner provided grain. Pens are cleaned daily. Waters are cleaned weekly and heated during winter. Blanketing included. Turnout can be included during summer months for 3-4 hours 3-4x a week.

All boarding includes free trailer parking, a spot in one of our tack sheds, a spot in our blanket shed, space for grain bins if needed.

Amenities include a round pen, a large lighted outdoor arena with jumps, poles and cavalettis, access to trails, cross ties, wash rack, two tack sheds, a blanket room, a grain shed and more. Owner lives on site and checks on horses through day including night check. We have high quality local hay and alfalfa grow right next door. Great quiet, friendly and accommodating atmosphere. There is an eventing trainer and a hunter/jumper trainer that do lessons at our facility. We host a couple schooling shows every year and plan to start hosting some clinics.

We’d love to have you join the family! Send a message for more info or to set up a tour!

02/14/2025

We will be hosting a couple schooling shows again this year. Make sure to mark your calendars! These shows are a great way to get some extra practice, get green horses out, gain some confidence and just have some fun doing what you love! We hope to see you there!

02/09/2025

We love a fresh dragged arena with a fun new course! Haul ins and schooling welcome! We also have a couple great trainers and a few open boarding spots if you are looking for an awesome place to board and train 🙂!

02/02/2025

Happy one year anniversary to us! We’ve been in business for a year. We’ve made such an awesome family and are so grateful for all the two and four legged friends who have joined us over the past year and made Twisted Pine a success! We are looking forward to another great year of green fields, sunny trail rides, fun schooling shows and more!

01/28/2025

We have 1-2 pen spots and 1 pasture spot coming available. Message me for details or to set up a tour!

Large pen, gets fed grass and alfalfa 2x a day in a hay net, grain 1-2x a day owner provided, heated water, cleaned daily, turnout options for summer months.

Pasture gets free choice hay with hay net for winter months and tossed hay/grazing for summer months, heated water, multiple sheds to ensure space for horses to get out of the weather.

Space in one of our tack sheds and trailer parking is included.

Large lighted outdoor arena with jumps, poles and cavallettis for use, round pen, and access to trails.

01/11/2025

Everyone got in some good naps today when the sun came out after a couple of chilly, wet and windy days ❤️!

01/01/2025

Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year! May your 2025 be filled with joy and success!

12/24/2024

Wishing everyone a very safe a Happy Holidays!!

12/24/2024

Our latest project was putting in arena lights! We will also be lighting our tack up area for those that can’t ride until after work or school!

11/28/2024

Wishing everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving!!

11/04/2024

Our new sheds are up just in time for winter!

10/12/2024

We have a couple spots available for winter. We have a stall available which includes daily pasture turnout, 2x a day grain, hay bag overnight, heated waterers, and use of all the facilities. We also have a couple pasture spots available with free choice hay, heated waters, brand new shelters and use of all of the facilities. We have a large outdoor arena, a round pen and access to trails. Please shoot me a message for more info!
Fort Collins, CO

09/17/2024

Reminder that our next and last schooling show of the season is coming up quick! If you haven’t registered yet make sure to get your registration in! We will be doing pile of poles through 1.1 meters and a Mini Prix!

https://forms.gle/2eV4xvaiKE1DTsTN9

09/10/2024

We recently added 2 new stalls and a blanket/grain room! We also started the process to add additional shelters to all of our pastures for winter 🙌🏻! If you are looking for a fun, low-key place to board we have 1 stall and 2-3 pen/dry lot spots available. Feel free to reach out for more info!

08/30/2024

Our last Schooling Show of the season is scheduled for October 5th. Make sure to mark your calendars and get your entries in!

https://forms.gle/2eV4xvaiKE1DTsTN9

07/30/2024

Our hearts go out to everyone dealing with this fire right now. We hope you and your animals stay safe. This is all animal owners worst nightmare! 💔

The fire season is here, and it's devastating in multiple states

10 Rules to Live by in Evacuations with Horses
By: Colorado Horse Rescue Network

1. TEACH YOUR HORSE TO LOAD (and tie)! And I mean immediately step into a trailer. Their life depends on it. Emergency crews will only spend a few minutes trying to help your horse before they will have to move on and leave your animal.
2. Take at least one bale of hay and a BUCKET, you never know where your horse is going to end up. Have these things ready to go in your trailer during fire season.
3. No matter what, if you take your horses or not, MAKE SURE you take your proof of ownership/BRAND INSPECTIONS! This will help you prove the horses are yours later on! (Photos and or coggins work in non brand inspection areas!) This may be the only way you can claim them if they're found.
4. If you CANNOT TAKE your horse, TURN THEM LOOSE! They have great survival instincts, it's better than dying in a locked barn.
5. IF YOU TURN THEM LOOSE, write your phone number on them in some way! Spray paint/shoe polish, whatever you can find. We have seen a lot of horses with illegible numbers on hooves, THESE DON'T LAST when a horse is wandering through debris. We personally use tags tied into manes, even masking tape around a braid will work!
6. If you turn them loose TAKE THEIR HALTERS OFF! Imagine all the debris your horse is going to encounter! You don't want them caught up! Also no blankets, no sheets, no boots, nothing that might melt, catch fire or get snagged!
7. If you turn them loose, LOCK THEM OUT OF THEIR BARN/PEN/STALL/YARD. They WILL go back!
8. If you take your horse to an evacuation center, it is still a good idea to have your horse marked in some way. Sometimes evacuation centers have to evacuate or move horses as they fill up!
9. If you take your horse in a trailer, PLEASE tie them if you safely can! I cannot count how many times we were evacuating and found a loose horse we needed to load with ours, if the horses are loose in the trailer that is a disaster waiting to happen.
10. If your horse is in a large pasture area and you need to leave them cut the fence in corners and leave gates open! When horses can't find their way in smoke/debris they will follow fence lines.

07/24/2024

Our next schooling show is only 10 days away!! Make sure to get your entries in. We look forward to seeing everyone for a fun day!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSejphaRZIaHqmG3waU2sVfAu10ufnjsszWPapZp3jK0JT1n9w/viewform?usp=sf_link