
W.A Boarding Community
INCLUDED in ALL boarding contracts:
Arena Access (covered with lights)
Public Barn Hrs. M-Sun 9a-9p
Trail Access
Obstacles course
Hay distribution (Orchard/Fescue)
Pasture Shelter access & fresh water
Onsite Emergency Medical management
24/7 turn out & daily monitoring
Live-In barn manager
barn space to store tack, feed, & treats
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$450 Tier 1 - Self Care Pasture Board per equine
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$725 Tier 2 - Co-Op Pasture Board *joint care per equine
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$1000 Tier 3 - Full Care Pasture Board *all inclusive per equine
A-La-Carte +$$$
-Trailer Parking
-Seasonal blanketing & braiding (Tier 1 & 2 only)
-Farrier/Vet/Specialist appointment management & attendance
Boarded horses are NOT obligated to participate in lesson/lease program
Top Tier Owners A-La-Carte options are limited to trailer parking as their contract already includes all the other items

The Herd Priority
Natural Horsemanship. Knowledgeable care. Because your horse or pony should be looked after by someone who cares as much about them as you do.

W.A Feed Regimen
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Soaked Timothy Pellets
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Rolled Oats
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Electrolyte Vitamin Complex
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Aminos + Probiotic
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Pasture mineral block access
Based on research supporting a more natural diet that supports seasonal pasture changes for all stages of life, gut health, & weight balance. This protocol was adopted after years of working with horses of all breeds and ages & nutritional gaps. Rolled oats provide a long lasting highly palatable calorie without the added synthetic sugars & have been a timeless practice to adding "good fat" back into a horse's diet. Timothy provides all the protein & fiber benefits of Alfalfa without the additional "heat". Soaking allows for the dry powders to mix easily and make it easier for pony to eat. Aminos support healthy immune response and muscle recovery while supporting a healthy sweat response. Probiotics support the gut and gut lining particularly as with all farmed grains like corn, oat, barley, flax, soy, etc., GLYPHOSATE (a byproduct to pesticide use on harvests), has been linked to disruption of the gut lining & contributing to "gut dysbiosis, compromised intestinal tight junctions, and leaky gut syndrome."

Disclaimer: This diet isn't for every individual but has worked well with most (including those with HYPP).

Self-Care
For the owner who prefers to be the primary care-taker when it comes to their horse(s).
Basic Contract inclusions-
Trails
arena
24/7 community turn out
mixed herd
shelter access
Fresh Water Access
--> Hay surcharges seperate
Barn storage for gear & feed
Equine Health Checks
Emergency Response
Field mineral provided
OWNERS do the daily feeding and supply their own feed following their own regimens.
DISCLAIMER: W.A retains a quality care standard for all equines on property. Self-care contracts are held to the same care standards as the Full-Care contracts that we provide. All Equines on property are expected to have premium care provided to them whether its owner provided or stable provided.
Co-Op Partial Care
For the owner who needs a little help sorting the feeding schedule around other calendar conflicts.
INCLUDES all the basic contract items PLUS-
+Barn Manager assumes up to 1 daily feeding for your horse(s).
-->Hay surcharges separate
OWNERS supply their own feed following their own regimens & prepare future rations so the barn manager can feed to your specs. Preparing rations illuminates any concerns about mismeasurements or "forgotten" items.
Full Care
For the owner who prefers a trusted resource & consistent care-taking regimen.
INCLUDES ALL THE BASIC CONTRACT ITEMS PLUS -
+Barn manager assumes 100% of the daily care commitments
+Boarding Barns are cleaned regularly & Organized
+Buckets are washed regularly
+Horses are seasonally blanketed as needed
+Feed is soaked
-->Hay surcharges separate
+Seasonal Worming is included at no extra cost
OWNER supplies their own feed following the W.A Feed Regimen & provides all their preferred supplements.
Horses that require metabolic management or heightened dietary management, isolation, or immobilization are not recommended for our facility. No studs or donkeys. All boarded horses are required to have a current NEGATIVE coggins, current on worming, and full current immunization record to qualify to join our facility.
























