Samuel H. Sagett serves as the director of Hidden Hills Farm, a Maryland farm with more than 500 acres of pastures and woodland territory. As director, Samuel H. Sagett oversees the training and sales of distinguished horses, as well as other farm activities, such as horse riding lessons and competition training.

1. Hidden Hills Farm Horse
Boarding
By Samuel H Sagett

2. Introduction
• Samuel H. Sagett serves as the director of Hidden Hills
Farm, a Maryland farm with more than 500 acres of
pastures and woodland territory. As director, Samuel H.
Sagett oversees the training and sales of distinguished
horses, as well as other farm activities, such as horse
riding lessons and competition training.
One major component of Hidden Hills Farm operations
is horse boarding. Hidden Hills provides horses a well-
protected, shady pasture and continuous access to a salt
block and water. During certain times of year, boarders
must participate in horse health initiatives, such as
deworming and farrier care.

3. Horse Boarding
• This practice ensures that both Hidden Hills horses and boarding
horses stay well.
Hidden Hills offers several boarding options. The economy option
gives boarders use of three pastures and accompanying wooded
areas as well as minimal tack accommodations. The regular option
provides access to the farm’s tack room, a dedicated storage area,
and occasional stall use (for a small per-use fee).
The private stall option gives boarders their own stalls and provides
bedding, grain, and hay. Horse owners are responsible for daily
care. Hidden Hills’ full care boarding packages are limited and
provide a private stall with all necessities. Farm staff feed and
pasture the boarder and maintain the cleanliness of the stall.