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Del Camino offers students the opportunity to board their own horses at the
ranch. Besides the quality and consistency of the horses' food and
water, cleanliness and their safety, comfort, and social well-being is the
focus of the board and care program.
Inside 12 x 12 stalls have automatic waterers
and are bedded with pine shavings. Stall lights, blanket bars,
automatic mist fly control, individual fans, and mist cooling are all well
maintained. Outdoor pens are roomy 12 x 24 half-covered pipe, with automatic waterers
and bedded with pine shavings. All stalls and pens have shavings replenished
twice weekly or as needed.
Board includes alfalfa or grass hay fed
twice daily, owner's supplements fed with lunch, mineral salt block, and
daily stall cleaning. Timothy hay is available at an additional
charge. Tack space in the
client tack room is provided. Additional locker space may be rented
on a first come first served basis. Ample crossties and wash racks
with hot water are available, all with non-skid cushion mats.
Dinner, turnout, grooming,
blanketing, fly masking, and other services are available on various board
plans or a la carte.
Our stable staff are
trained in safe horse handling procedures, and to recognize a horse in
distress. They are also trained in our emergency and disaster plans in
the event of severe storms, flood, fire, power outage, water outage, and
have access to emergency supplies and management mobile numbers at all
times. Emergency numbers and other helpful information is posted in
the secured Client tackroom, in the event you visit your horse after normal
hours and need assistance - expert help is never more than a phone call
away.
The 20 acre professional training facility includes a
grazing lawn, pipe turnouts, hot walkers, a half mile exercise track,
covered lighted round pen, and groomed arenas with sand footing.
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Del Camino Barn Aisle - Wide, well-lit, no unsafe
Obstacles. Aisle crossties have rubber mats, secured adjustable ties
with panic snaps, access to outlets. Storm doors at both ends keep
the barn cozy in winter.
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Airy stalls have blanket bars, halter hooks, tie rings,
fly control, lights & fans on safety timers, and salt licks.
Horses can see their neighbors on all sides, and dutch upper doors can be
opened. Storm windows on outer stalls closed at night in
winter to keep the barn cozy.
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Covered Pens Elevated for Drainage have bedding, salt
licks, automatic waterers, extra safety snaps on latches, and fly control.
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Board Includes Bridle Hook & Saddle Rack in
Client Tack Room and access to Emergency Supplies.
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North
Arena - Sand footing dragged regularly and sprinkled according to the
lesson and training schedule.
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Washracks Have Mats, Hot
Water, Lights, Fans, Panic Snaps, Outlets & Bridle Hooks
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Shaded
East Arena View to Bridle Path to Dressage Arena and Pipe Turnouts
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Covered Round Pen Has Lights
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Shaded Patio Adjacent to Small Arena has seating,
sink, electrical outlets, and lights. DC Resident MP Dinahmight and Owner Courtney Adkins in foreground.
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DC Resident CR Kashara
"Kassie" with Owner Jaclyn Beam Near
North Arena
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Mike, Lindy and Ruvel Enjoy
the Shaded Grazing Lawn
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Candice and Shifty Enjoy the Shade of the North Arena
After a Western Pleasure Demo for Summer Day Campers
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For more information, including space availability, contact Del Camino at
(480) 242-9490 or email us
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