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 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. Care Options & Costs: The Essentials i. NorthWest Horse Park will take care of feeding, watering, daily waste removal, worming and horse turned out on schedule… Hay cost included! Owner will take care of all Hoof Care, Vet calls, and Grooming 1. Boarding Location Options: a. 50x300 Individual Pasture with a three-sided 12x10 matted stall - $375 ($360 in paddocks further from the stables) b. 25x75 Individual Paddock next to stables with 25x10 shelter - $375 c. 12x10 matted stall with large attached turnout (bedding provided) - $450 Complete Care i. Everything is handled by NorthWest Horse Park staff. Top quality orchard grass or alfalfa and grain will be provided two or three times daily (weight and turnout dependant), supplements given, scheduled pasture turnout handled, blanket and fly mask changing and cleaning, hoof care managed, veterinarian appointments scheduled and handled (veterinarian fees at owners expense), weekly grooming, and bi-weekly exercise, farrier, Veterinarian, special supplement, blanket cleaning and health care supplies will be at owners expense. 1. Boarding Location Selections: a. 50x300 Individual Pasture with 12x10 three-sided and matted stall - $475 b. 25x75 Individual Paddock with 25x10 shelter - $475 c. 12x10 matted stall with large attached turnout (bedding provided!) - $525 Partial Care i. This option is for those that have time to spend with their horse each day but would like NorthWest Horse park to handle their worming program and scheduled turn out. Owner takes on the responsibility of daily feeding and feed cost, daily waste removal, hoof care, vet calls, and grooming. 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, owner can either supply their own hay or purchase hay from NorthWest Horse Park. 1. Boarding location selections: a. 50x300 Individual Pasture with 12x10 three-sided and matted stall - $225 b. 25x75 Individual Paddock with 25x10 shelter - $225 c. 12x10 matted stall with large attached turnout (owner provides bedding) - $275 *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 Full 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: *Complete feed grain is given at one half cup per day to help with nutritional maintenance. If you have a horse that is in need of increased or special grains/ complete feed, such cost will be the responsibility of the horses owner. Individual contract will specify grain inclusion in horses diet. |