Horse boarding · Lexington, Kentucky
Stonebridge boards horses on pasture and in stalls, with daily turnout, managed feed and riding arena access — kept on a schedule a horse can count on.
The day, hour by hour
Boarding only works when the routine is honest. This is the shape of every day here, for stall board and pasture board alike — come see it in person before you decide.
Grain and hay go out first, and every horse gets eyes on them — water, legs, blankets and how they're standing.
Horses go out every day, in a paddock or pasture group that suits them. Stalled horses come back in for the heat and the flies.
Stalls are picked, bedded and refilled while the horses are out, so they come back in to a clean bed and fresh water.
We feed to your program — your grain, your hay, your supplements — and keep notes on how each horse is eating.
The riding arena is open for boarders, and the last pass of the day is a walk down the barn aisle before lights out.
Boarding options
Both arrangements include daily turnout, feed management and full use of the riding arena. Tell us how your horse lives best and we'll point you to the right setup.
For horses in work, on a special feed program, or that do better with a set routine and their own space overnight.
For horses that are happiest out with company — turnout around the clock in a managed pasture group, with feed and water checks daily.
Included with boarding
No a la carte list. Boarding at Stonebridge covers the basics that keep horses sound and riders riding.
Every horse goes out every day, alone or in a group that suits their temperament.
Your grain, hay and supplements, fed on schedule and tracked so you always know how your horse is eating.
Boarders have the arena for flatwork and schooling, which matters most in a wet Kentucky week.
Book a tour
Tours are by appointment. Tell us about your horse and which boarding option you're considering, and we'll come back to you with times that work.