Boarding near Sheridan, Arkansas

Boarding near Sheridan, AR

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Competitive Edge Barrel Horses

London, AR (93 mi)

We are a full function traning an boarding facility. We offer 16x20 stalls with turn outs an 100x50 outside runs with covered barn an automatic water…

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

Breed(s): Appendix, Missouri Fox Trotter, Paint, Palomino, Pony, …

Training: Barrel Racing, Beginner, Breaking, Competition, Futurity, …

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Rocking P Stables

Brinkley, AR (94 mi)

Overnight Boarding. We are located 1/4 mile north of I-40 easy in and out for larger rigs.12x12 indoor stalls,orion west stall lighting,outdoor paddocks…

Services: Boarding

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Harmon PFarms

Dover, AR (91 mi)

Family Farm, we raise beef cattle, %Boer Goats, Registered Nubian Goats, and Runner, Ancona, Mandarin and Mini Australian Spotted ducks. We offer…

Trails: Private, guided trail rides offered on beautiful family ranch. Rides include creek crossings, wooded trails, the Illinois Bayou, loping through the hay fields. We have beautiful, healthy, well trained horses that are fun and easy to ride.

Services: Boarding, Horseback Riding, Trails

Breed(s): Missouri Fox Trotter, Paint, Paint Pony, Quarter Horse, …

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Big Pine Appaloosa

Marion, LA (99 mi)

Located near Marion Louisiana, Big Pine offers boarding, training, breeding and sales services. The farm is a 300-acre facility with scenic trails…

Trails: Rolling piney woods, hardwood bottoms, creek crossings, pleasant and scenic. Trails for those who like a challenge and trails for those who don't.

Services: Boarding, Training, Horseback Riding, Trails

Breed(s): Appaloosa, Morgan, Mustang, Paint, Palomino, Paso Fino, …

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Bar HD Ranch

Magazine, AR (114 mi)

We have colts, fillies,horses and cattle for sale every year. We take personal and group trail rides up on top of the beautiful Magazine Mountain…

Trails: Over 100 miles of national forest. Creeks, ponds, beautiful fields and heavily wooded areas nestled in the ozark mountains at the foot of the state's highest peek, Mount Magazine.