What does my horse eat?
Quality grass hay, morning and evening. Grain isn't automatic — plenty of horses do fine without it. If yours gets grain, just say so: stall board covers up to $40 a month of it. Specialty feed, or more than that, is fed and billed at the difference. You supply your own supplements and we administer them at no charge. On outdoor board you supply the grain and supplements, and we feed them for $40 a month.
Is turnout included?
Every stall opens to its own private run your horse can use all day, so it's never shut in a box. Turnout beyond the run is an add-on service.
When can I come see my horse?
Any time between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m., every day. No appointment, no notice. Arena lights shut off at 9:15. If your horse is sick or hurt, come whenever you need to and call us.
Can I use my own trainer?
Yes. Bring in whoever you want to learn from. Visiting trainers carry their own insurance and name Two Creeks as an additional insured.
How do I pay?
Board is due on the first of each month, in advance, and is drafted automatically from the bank account you authorize. Services are billed with the following month's board. Arena hours are paid when you book them.
What do you need before my horse arrives?
A negative Coggins from the last twelve months, current vaccinations (tetanus, Eastern and Western encephalomyelitis, West Nile, rabies, influenza, rhinopneumonitis), deworming on the barn's schedule, and farrier care on a regular cycle.
What if it doesn't work out?
Board is month to month. Either of us can end it with 30 days' written notice.