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Winswept Stables is a leading provider of horse boarding and riding instruction, we take pride in offering the best in both. We are dedicated to fulfilling the needs of our customers each and every day. We have been in business for over 30 years and have served the local community by bringing people and horses together through quality care and instruction.
Dawn Beach owns and operates the farm. She has a Bachelor's degree in Equine Science, a British Horse Masters degree, and a British Instructor's degree as well as over 30 years of experience. Dawn is an upper-level competitor who specializes in dressage and eventing and has trained many students who compete at the upper levels as well.
Dawn lives on the premises so there is peace of mind for the security of your horse.
Our facility includes:
A 12 stall barn with center courtyard, wash stall, automatic waterers in large pastures, 160' by 190' jump arena, 20 by 90-meter dressage arena, 60' round pen, cross-country field, wooded trails, perimeter hacking lane, swimming pond, petting zoo
ABOUT US
LESSONS
Group lessons - $55 per lesson (+$20 fee for one time lesson)
Incoming students: $240 one-month advance payment (4 lessons; must be used in the same month; all following lessons will be $55)
Private lessons - $80 per lesson (45 minutes), $50 per lesson (30 minutes)
BOARDING
Stall board - $550 monthly
Training board - $700 monthly
Share-board - $375 monthly
Nightly stall rate - $45
*Payment by the first of the month*
*$15 late fee for after the 10th of the month*
Extras
Private turnout - $75 monthly
Worming - $75 anually
Blanketing - $25 monthly
Trailer parking - $25 monthly
Miscellaneous Rates
Trailering and coaching to show - $100
Mane pulling and trim - $25
Full body clip - $100
Braiding - $25
Long-line session - $25
Schooling horse by instructor - $30 per ride
PONY RIDES
30 minutes - $45
SUMMER RIDING CAMP 2022
Ages 6-16 9:00 - 2:00 $375 per week
All camps will be limited to 12 campers. Our horse camps are a terrific combination of horse-related and non-horse related activities. Campers get a sense of what it's like to own their own horse when we assign them one to take care of for the week. Campers will learn to care for, feed, groom, ride, and much more. They will receive high-quality riding lessons each day as well as; swimming, group games, crafts, vaulting, barn chores, and much more. Riders will be grouped according to age and ability.
