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How to Find the Best Place to Board Your Horse

Understanding how much you can afford monthly will help you narrow down your options. A lot of people forget to factor in supplements, farrier, dentist, vet, and so forth, so be sure to cover all of your bases when it comes to your general budget. Late or unpaid board fees can lessen your experience, as well as the barn manager’s opinion of you. Because this is a business and a professional relationship, it is very important to stay on good terms. Also, some barns are stricter than others, so you’ll want to be comfortable with the general culture at the facility you choose.

 Best Place to Board Your Horse

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  • Updated: 10/21/2018: 7:21:57 PM ET

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