2. When determining how to care for a
horse, selecting a place for it to stay remains a
crucial consideration. Stables often provide
different types of boarding arrangements
depending on the needs of the renter. Full board
serves as the most popular choice for those who
cannot tend to their horse regularly. With full
board, the horse lives at the facility, and this
offering generally includes equipment use, arena
time, riding lessons, and other extras. Those who
opt for part board do not own the horse, but
they get to use it as per agreement with the
animal’s or the stable's owner.
Boarding a Horse
3. People who plan to be more involved
with their horses can select self-care
boarding. A more economical alternative,
self-care board gives individuals only the
physical facilities for their animals. Unlike
the other two options, renters need to
bring their own food and bedding and
perform stall cleaning on their own.
Boarding a Horse
4. Horse owners in Maine requiring a place to
board their horse should look at Venture
Farm in Pownal. Close to the cities of
Portland, Yarmouth, and Freeport, Venture
Farm features numerous options for
boarders. Animals residing at the facility
receive hay and grain, blankets, fly masks,
and boots at no additional cost, while
worming, clipping, mane pulling, and bathing
are available for extra fees. To learn more,
log onto www.venturefarmmaine.com.
About Venture Farm
