On its own
$1,200a month
Full-care board
Full-care horse boarding in Montgomery, Texas Small barn. Full care.
Full-care board at Ashfell Farm is $1,200 a month. While your horse is in full training, or you ride in a lesson program, board is $1,000 a month, with the program paid on top. A small barn in the pines west of Lake Conroe, with a covered arena lit for evening riding, turnout on grass every day, and someone living on the property.
In a program
$1,000a month
Program paid on top
Full-care board at Ashfell Farm is $1,200 a month. While your horse is in full training, or you ride in a lesson program, board is $1,000 a month, with the program paid on top. A small barn in the pines west of Lake Conroe, with a covered arena lit for evening riding, turnout on grass every day, and someone living on the property.
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Full care
Why board here is $1,200.
Four facts about the barn.
- The barn
A small barn.
It's a small barn. Ask us about space before you plan a move.
- On the property
Someone lives here.
Someone lives on the property. Ask us about night checks.
- Turnout
On grass, every day.
Horses go out on grass daily, to graze and move.
- Arena
Covered, with lights.
Shade in summer, shelter from rain, and riding after work in the evening.
Questions about feed, hay, bedding, blanketing, or how vet and farrier visits work? Ask us for the full list of what full care includes, or ask on your tour.
Ask for the full list
Program board
How the $1,000 rate works.
Board is $1,000 a month while your horse is in full training or you ride in a lesson program, with the program paid on top. Otherwise it's $1,200.
Board pays for care, never for training. A program is always its own charge, on top of board.
Program packages are coming soon. Until then, ask us what counts as a program.
For your horse
Full training
Your horse is in full training. Ask us about training.
For you
A lesson program
You ride in a lesson program. Packages are coming soon.
Trainers teach here: hunter/jumper first, and a dressage trainer too. So training and lessons happen where your horse lives.
Comparing barns
Five questions to ask any barn.
Ask them wherever you look. Here's how Ashfell answers. Tap Yes or No for the barn you're comparing. Nothing you tap is saved or sent.
Your barn:
Does someone live on the property?
Yes at Ashfell
Is the arena covered?
Yes at Ashfell
Is the arena lit for evening riding?
Ask us about riding hours.
Yes at Ashfell
Do horses go out on grass every day?
Yes at Ashfell
Do trainers teach where your horse lives?
Hunter/jumper first, and dressage too. Training is paid on top of board.
Yes at Ashfell
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Answer the five for your barn to compare.
Then ask what board costs. Ours is on this page.
Before move-in
Bring a current Coggins.
Texas requires every horse at a boarding or training stable to have a negative Coggins test from the last 12 months. The test checks for equine infectious anemia (EIA). It's a Texas Animal Health Commission rule, and it covers every horse on the property, the barn's own included.
Bring a copy of the test when your horse arrives. After that, your horse needs a new negative test every 12 months while it boards here. Ask us what else to bring.
Paying
Monthly, and automatic.
Board renews automatically each month. Pay by card or bank account (ACH), through Stripe.
In the client billing portal you can update your payment method and download your receipts at any time.
Open the billing portal on Stripe
Billing day, the first month, any deposit, and notice to end board: ask us.
Next steps
From tour to move-in.
Book a tour.
See the barn, the arena and the turnout for yourself.
Choose your board.
On its own at $1,200 a month, or in a program at $1,000 plus the program.
Set up payment.
By card or bank account (ACH), through Stripe. Board renews each month.
Bring the Coggins.
A negative test from the last 12 months. Texas requires it.
Move in.
When there's space for your horse, we'll set a move-in date with you.
Boarder questions
Straight answers.
Do I have to join a program?
No. Board is $1,200 a month on its own.
What brings board down to $1,000?
Full training for your horse, or a lesson program for you. The program is paid on top of board. Program packages are coming soon: until then, ask us what counts.
Does board include training?
No. Board pays for your horse's care. Training is always paid on top.
What do the programs cost?
Program packages are coming soon. Ask us, and we'll tell you where things stand.
What's in full care?
Turnout on grass every day, a covered arena lit for evening riding, and someone living on the property. For the rest, ask us: what's fed and how often, how stalls are kept, blanketing, and how vet and farrier visits work.
How do I pay?
Board renews automatically each month, by card or bank account (ACH) through Stripe. You can update your payment method and download receipts in the client billing portal.
What papers does my horse need?
A negative Coggins test from the last 12 months, and a new one every 12 months while your horse boards here. Texas requires it at every boarding stable. Ask us what else to bring.
Can I see the barn before I decide?
Yes. Book a tour and we'll show you around.
How far is it?
About 11 minutes from downtown Montgomery, 26 from Magnolia and 31 from Conroe. The address is 2578 N FM 1486, Montgomery, TX 77356.
Do you teach beginners?
Yes. Children and adults, on the barn's own lesson horses. A private lesson is $75 an hour.
What about space, a deposit, notice to leave, extras, riding hours or an outside trainer?
Ask us, or ask on your tour.
Next step
See it before you decide.
Book a tour to walk the barn, the arena and the turnout, and ask us anything.
