BoardingNorthwest Horse Park is a boarding facility located at a once thriving dairy farm in the Orting Valley, just 10 miles from Puyallup, Graham, Bonney Lake and Sumner. 8 years in the making, we have transformed this prime agriculutal land into an almost complete full service horse park. This transition has been a lot of work, but with the location (2 miles from downtown Orting), fertile soils and adjacent to the trails, how could we not take on the challenge. New Electrobraid fencing provides a safe place for your horse to run. New custom made stalls give your horse a safe place to live. And although we feel we will always be working on improving our full service horse park, your horse's safety will always be our #1 concern!
Northwest Horse Park was built based on the important the facility had ample room for horses to be 'horses'. So rather than board them in a 12' x 12' stall causing numerous health and safety hazards, turnouts were designed to be 50 x 300 giving the horse room to run, socialize, and graze. Living in the northwest, we all know dealing with our wetter climate can be a concern. Our line up has a 1200 foot road built to give owners a dry area to reach their horses. Each shelter is built up with stall mats, 2 full walls and one half wall providing the ability to lock your horse in a shelter at night to keep them dry for a show or rehabilitation from injury if needed while letting the horse stay in the home they are familiar and comfortable with . The front 30 feet of each shelter is built up with rock to keep the most traffic area dry however the remaining 270 feet of paddock is natural soil allowing the horse to live natually and chose their most comfortable place to be during their day. Should stall boarding be the need of you and your horse, this is an option as well. Like most places, your horse will never be left without shelter when needed. Horses living area at NorthWest Horse Park are larger than most turn out areas at other facilities. If the weather is not ride for pasture, horses are perfectly content in their 50x300 individual paddocks. When pasture time is open, horses enjoy 5 to 10 acres of lush pasture as opposed to 25x75 of dry lots. Nutrition also had to be the best as all horses at Northwest Horse Park are treated like 'our horses' and given the best feed for the nutritional plan and diet needed per horse. We provide the highest nutritional value forage for horses, purchasing only Eastern Washington hay year round. Horses do receive ample pasture time on lush, thick pastures but their nutritional needs are met year round through quality hay. Pasture grazing is monitored to ensure horses needs are monitored to ensure they don't get too much of a good thing. For exercise and further socialization, horses have an 8 acre pasture, 10 acre pasture and 12 acre pasture, depending on the time of the year and the pasture rotation schedule resulting in horses that would not only benefit from the space and time, but the premium grasses planted in each pasture for clean and healthy forage. Facilities needed to be abundant and available. For that reason, Northwest Horse Park employs an 80' x 200' covered and lighted riding arena that is closed to the facility, three round pens for training and warmups (each strategically located on the ranch depending on usage needs), and an onsite trail system linking to hundreds of miles of nearby trails. When your horse is boarded at Northwest Horse Park, you have no need to trailer. Northwest Horse Park is a full service facility providing several boarding options. Any service you need can be provided, however we have created several options with varying rates depending on your needs. If you don't see the level of need you would like, we will make any accommodations necessary. Ready to move your horse to NorthWest Horse Park LLC? Contact Jessica Carr via email, jessica@northwesthorsepark.com , or call (253) 232-5553.
Availability: July 11, 2010 and September 1, 2010 - On each date we will have 1 of our most sought after spaces available in our over-sized 50x300 paddocks. One of the first space next to the stables will be available for either The Essentials or Complete Care rate options. July 11, 2010 and August 1, 2010 we will have one space available in our over-sized 50x300 paddocks. One space a bit further from the stables but offers a lesser boarding rate for either The Essentials, Complete Care or Partial Care options. Spaces do not come available very often. Interested parties should contact Jessica Carr at jessica@northwesthorsepark.com as soon as possible to discuss the option of moving their horses into one of these 4 spaces opening this summer. Care Options & Costs: The Essentials – NorthWest Horse Park will take care of feeding, watering, daily waste removal, worming and horse turned out on schedule. Hay and deworming cost included! Owner will take care of all Hoof Care, Vet calls, and Grooming a. 50x300 Individual Pasture with a three-sided 12x10 matted stall - $400 Closest to stables/ $375 Further from stables b. 25x75 Individual Paddock next to stables with 25x10 shelter and mud free footing in entire paddock - $425 c. 12x10 matted stall with large attached turnout (bedding provided) - $550 Partial Care This option is for those that have time to spend with their horse each day but would like NorthWest Horse Park to handle their feeding and deworming program. Owner takes on required daily waste removal, hoof care, vet calls, grooming, blanketing and fly masks. This care option allows an owner to take responsibility for the daily care of their horse while utilizing the facility at NorthWest Horse Park. With this option, owners will supply their own hay to be fed to their horse at a rate desired by the owner. a. 50x300 Individual Pasture with 12x10 three-sided and matted stall - $250/ $225 c. 12x10 matted stall with large attached turnout (owner provides bedding) - $350 Complete Care – What ‘full care’ really is all about… you don’t worry about anything. All you do is ride! Everything is handled by NorthWest Horse Park staff. Top quality orchard grass or alfalfa and complete feed will be provided two or three times daily (weight and turnout dependent), special health supplements given daily (such as joint or hoof supplements at an additional cost), scheduled pasture turnout handled, blanket and fly mask changing and cleaning, hoof care managed (farrier fees at owner expense), veterinarian appointments scheduled and handled (veterinarian fees at owners expense), basic first aid care if needed, weekly grooming, and bi-weekly exercise. Farrier, Veterinarian, special supplement, blanket cleaning cost and health care supplements will be at owner’s expense. a. 50x300 Individual Pasture with 12x10 three-sided and matted stall - $550 b. 25x75 Individual Paddock next to stables with 25x10 shelter and mud free footing in entire paddock - $575 c. 12x10 matted stall with large attached turnout (bedding included) - $700
*The cost of hay for your horse is NOT included in the ‘Partial Care’ rate. Hay type and daily feeding rate will be determined with owner and cost billed each month in advance with above board rates. Hay types to chose from include Alfalfa and Orchard Grass.
For those not on the Complete Care Option, there are additional options you can select as well.
a. Farrier or veterinarian appointment handling - $35 b. Blanket changing - $60 month c. Grooming - $10 each occurrence d. Extra hay daily - $1.75 per day for additional 5 lbs of Eastern Washington alfalfa or orchard grass hay per day. e. Horse medication - $25 per month (depending on how medication is administered) f. Fly mask application and removal - $30 month g. Horse trailer parking - $35 month
Worming Schedule: Worming program included with all horses boarded at NorthWest Horse Park. Specific dates are not established as the delivery dates depends on the year and freeze/ thaw occurrence. If horse owners prefer to not have their horses placed on a worming schedule, they can be omitted if quarterly fecal counts are provided to NorthWest Horse Park from licensed veterinarian. MARCH – Ivermectin/ Praziquantel JUNE – Pyrantel Pamoate SEPTEMBER – Ivermectin DECEMBER – Pyrantel Pamoate Ponies OR Young Horses: Stallions: Farrier Service:
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