Who feeds the horses?
You are responsible for bringing all feed and supplements for your horse. You should plan on caring for your horse just as you would be at a horse show, including feeding and cleaning the stall. We do, however, offer to give your horse their breakfast at approximately 7 a.m. if you leave the feed (hay/grain/supplements) measured out in front of your stall with written instructions. Some people find this helpful as the horses have more time to eat. There are hayracks in the stalls, and you may use them if you wish, but you DO NOT have to. They are there because Stacy likes to feed free-choice hay to her horses. Please note: If your horse is unaccustomed to using a hay rack and you wish to use it, please offer hay both in the rack as well as the corner feeder. Some horses do have a learning curve with the hayracks. Corner feeders are also in the stalls (see photo) and have concrete bottoms. You may feed both hay and grain in these or you may provide your own feed tub.
