At Maple Ridge Farm, our mission is to provide the very best in equine management. Areas of importance include safety, top quality nutrition, individualized care for every horse, cleanliness, and organization. Our boarding plans are full-care, full-service and include all of the following. Please contact us for availability. Fee schedule available upon request. Stalls and pasture for overnight boarding/layovers also available (see below).
Free-choice timothy and/or orchard grass
hay from PA
- Alfalfa from PA (as needed)
- Grass pastures year-round (summer/fall: bermuda grass; winter/spring: oats & rye)
- Two to three feedings per day
- Nutrena Safe-Choice grain (high fat/low starch)
- Beet pulp (as needed)
- Alfalfa and/or hay pellets (as needed)
- Free-choice salt licks/blocks
- Monthly psyllium supplement
- Bimonthly rotational deworming
- Fly Predators used March through October
- Blanketing
- Holding for veterinarian
- Holding for farrier
- Free horse trailer parking
- Lesson discounts & reduced board opportunities
Pasture Board - Fee schedule available upon request
Ten acres of grass pastures are available for eight pasture boarded horses. Geldings and mares are pastured separately. Horses are fed in 8'x10' outdoor stalls. Shelter and shade available in all pastures.
Stall Board - Fee schedule available upon request
Each stall (12'x12' or 10'x12') is equipped with a light, fan, two water buckets, feeder, and hay rack. Stalls are bedded with pine sawdust and meticulously cleaned once to twice daily. Fresh bedding added weekly. Group or private turnout available.
Stall with Private Turnout Paddock - Fee schedule available upon request
This is the perfect private turnout - grass, room to run, shade, and shelter, all free-choice. See picture left.
Overnight Boarding/Layovers - Stall ($25/day/horse) or Turnout ($20/day/horse)
We are conveniently located 2 miles off I-95 (exit 107), a great half-way stop between FL and NY. Mares and geldings of all breeds are welcome. Stalls and turnouts available. A negative coggins (within one year) and a vaccination record (within six months) is required for in-state horses. A negative coggins (within one year) and health certificate (within 30 days) are required for out-of-state horses. Overnight resources below.
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Visit our facilities page for
information on local riding
and show facilities.
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If you have a horse (or pony) that
can be used in our small, quality
lesson program, you will receive
a $10 credit every time we use
your horse in a lesson. This is a
great way for your horse to receive
extra grooming, handling, and
exercise/training.
Instructor only
matches horses with suitable riders.
Most horses are used once to
three times per week.

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Reduced Board/Lessons
Several opportunities may arise
for boarder and/or student to receive
credit towards their monthly
invoice.
Duties may include farm
maintenance,
horse care,
and running errands.
Working Student/Internships
A position is currently available for
a working student (or adult) interested
in increasing his/her knowledge
of proper horse management
(feeding, grooming, conditioning),
barn management (pastures, arena,
record keeping), and training
(lunging and riding).
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