Boarding near Brownleepark, Michigan

Boarding near Brownleepark, MI

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Wahl-Rees Farm

Stanwood, MI (91 mi)

Breeding Quality Appaloosas for All-Around riders.

Services: Boarding

Breed(s): Appaloosa, Paint, Pony, POA

Training: All Around, Beginner, Hunter, Show, Western Pleasure

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Derbyshire Farms

Stevensville, MI (98 mi)

Southwest Michigan's Premier Eventing and Dressage Equestrian Center

Services: Boarding, Training, Lessons, Clinics

Breed(s): Arabian, Quarter Horse, Warmblood

Training: Beginner, Competition, Dressage, English Pleasure, …

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Fieldstone Arabians

Lakeville, IN (97 mi)

We spcialize in Raising Quality Arabian and Half Arabians.

Services: Boarding, Training, Lessons

Breed(s): Arabian, Paint, Quarter Horse

Training: Breaking, English Pleasure, Ground, Hunter, Lesson, Show, …

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Danielle Davies

Byron, MI (91 mi)

I am looking for a horse that is still you like yearling or two year old that i can start from scratch with.

Services: Boarding, Training, Lessons

Breed(s): Pony, Quarter Horse, Standardbred

Training: Barrel Racing, Western Riding

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Double Diamond H Quarter Horses

Big Rapids, MI (99 mi)

We are a small facility the are limited to a certain number of boarders. We have a 60ft round pen and a 160 x 80 arena. We curently stand foundation…

Services: Boarding

Breed(s): Paint, Palomino, Quarter Horse

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Kress Creek Farm

Roanoke, IN (96 mi)

Beautiful hunter/jumper stable set on 40 rolling acres. Large outdoor and indoor arenas. Full lesson program from beginner to advanced. Daily turnout…

Services: Boarding, Training, Lessons, Clinics, Horseback Riding

Training: Equitation, Hunter Jumper

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Hidden Creek Ranch

Saline, MI (96 mi)

Hidden Creek Ranch is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to providing you and your equine partner with the best care available. We have the very…

Trails: Hidden Creek Ranch is situated on 40 acres with plenty of room to roam either through the woods or over the fields! Nothing cools a horse down nicer than a walk through the trails after you and your horse have worked hard in the arenas.