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07/05/2016

This should be our motto

Vintage Pickin Barn Sale coming to a barn near you! May 21 on the corner of Hayden and Atlas from 9 to 4 that's 3090 W Hayden Ave in Hayden ID

05/10/2016

Mmm....huh.

04/24/2016

As we start to get our facility back in shape, it has begun to be more relaxing and hopefully less hours for us older people. This has been a God send for us, and I hope for our clients.

04/24/2016

Has everyone checked out Olson's Tack Shop, they were wondering about dressage types of event's that might like to have them as a vendor.

04/24/2016

Can you relate?

04/18/2016

Kadir first show of the season, good job Autumn Hanson.

04/01/2016

Arial view of our facility.

02/10/2016

Thanks for all the likes ladies. Hope everyone is enjoying the indoor arena this winter we are trying to keep it well groomed. And remember to put your haul in money it one of the two drop boxes by the arena doors. And don't forget to fill out a release form.

11/19/2015

Call for pricing and services. 509-868-9278 Training - (509) 995-3509 Marketing and lessons 208-818-6832
For those interested in the rest of the story visit: http://www.inlandfarms.com/

09/24/2015

NEW PARAGRAPHS ADDED 9/24

The Chronicle of the Horse July 27, 2015 article titled Boarding barns:

The Good, The Bad and The Dramatic and Practical Horseman’s 8/2014

This month’s question: What Makes a boarding barn a good place to keep your horse? are two examples of the types of articles on boarding horses that seem to recycle themselves fairly regularly. Undisputedly horses should be well cared for. But these articles, while informative and full of anecdotal stories, miss reality. The truth in boarding barns is that most barns do not charge enough for the services boarders want.

The Chronicle article opens with “There is no such thing as a perfect boarding barn.” And my first reaction is oh yeah, that’s true, but do you know what? There is no such thing as a perfect boarder either.

10 Areas in which boarding barns make horse owner’s lives easier:
1. The most obvious perk is that they don’t have to buy or lease a horse facility
2. They don’t have to pay the utilities
3. They don’t have to pay for liability/care and custody insurance
4. They don’t have to pay for tractors, manure spreaders, drags, manure forks, brooms, wheel barrows, saddle racks, bridle racks, jumps, mats, footing, light bulbs, hoses, driveway gravel
5. They don’t have to keep the facility clean for boarders
6. they don’t have to make improvements
7. They don’t have to repair damage
8. They don’t have to buy grain, hay and bedding, transport and store it
9. They don’t have to dispose of the about 50 pounds of manure and urine produced by each horse each day.
10. They don’t have to find horse help just so they can take a vacation

08/30/2015

The Chronicle of the Horse July 27, 2015 article titled Boarding barns: The Good, The Bad and The Dramatic and Practical Horseman’s 8/2014

This month’s question: What Makes a boarding barn a good place to keep your horse? are two examples of the types of articles on boarding horses that seem to recycle themselves fairly regularly. Undisputedly horses should be well cared for. But these articles, while informative and full of anecdotal stories, miss reality. The truth in boarding barns is that most barns do not charge enough for the services boarders want.

The Chronicle article opens with “There is no such thing as a perfect boarding barn.” And my first reaction is oh yeah, that’s true, but do you know what? There is no such thing as a perfect boarder either.

10 Areas in which boarding barns make horse owner’s lives easier:
1. The most obvious perk is that they don’t have to buy or lease a horse facility
2. They don’t have to pay the utilities
3. They don’t have to pay for liability/care and custody insurance
4. They don’t have to pay for tractors, manure spreaders, drags, manure forks, brooms, wheel barrows, saddle racks, bridle racks, jumps, mats, footing, light bulbs, hoses, driveway gravel
5. They don’t have to keep the facility clean for boarders
6. they don’t have to make improvements
7. They don’t have to repair damage
8. They don’t have to buy grain, hay and bedding, transport and store it
9. They don’t have to dispose of the about 50 pounds of manure and urine produced by each horse each day.
10. They don’t have to find horse help just so they can take a vacation

04/26/2015

Ever since we put in that machine at the barn the employees have been happier and we have had a steady stream of haul ins too.

03/28/2014

Here is one of Khaliber's get from a few years back showing off in the arena. "Magic"

03/18/2014

Nice to see someone enjoying the nice track at our facility. Welcome

12/26/2013

Thanks for the likes and well wishes.

12/26/2013

Merry Christmas to all our friends, and thank you for a good first year, hoping the next one will be even better.