Services
Services We Offer
Boarding, Lessons, and Guided Trail Rides with miles and miles of beautiful trails. During the Summer months, we offer Camps for all ages to enjoy.
Boarding
Pasture Board – $450
Pasture Board with Private Stall – $550
Full Board – Please call for Cost and Availability
LESSONS
$45 per session
TRAIL RIDES
$75 Per Person. Rides are one hour.
Please contact us for requested dates and times.
Just Out Of Curiosity...How Many Horses Are There In The United States?
According to The American Horse Council (AHC), there has been some confusion in the past on exact U.S. horse population numbers. This is because there are three main organizations (National Agriculture Statistic Service (NASS), American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), and AHC) that collect and publish data regarding the U.S. horse population and each organization counts the numbers differently. This is why AHC has combined the data from all the available sources and offers the latest, most precise overview of the horse population.
According to AHC equine industry most recent statistics, there are 7,246,835 horses in the U.S, including both recreational and commercial horses. Here’s a quick overview of the number of horses based on activities. Also we’ve added the three states with the most horses and the three states with the least.
TYPE OF HORSES
HIGHEST/LOWEST HORSE BY STATE
The horse industry contributes $122 billion annually to the U.S. economy
According to the American Horse Council Foundation’s 2017 horse economy study, an estimate of the total contribution of the horse industry to the U.S. economy is $122 billion annually.
The horse industry produces goods and services of $50 billion as a direct economic impact on the U.S. economy. Additionally, the industry contributes $38 billion in direct wages, salaries, and benefits. This economic contribution directly affects other sectors in the economy and by combining these effects, the estimated total contribution of the horse industry to the U.S. economy is $122 billion annually. States, where the horse industry contributes the most to the state GDP are Kentucky (1%), Oklahoma (0.62%), and Florida (0.26%).
Horse Industry Statistics
A few interesting highlights of horse statistics:
- The horse industry contributes $122 billion annually to the U.S. economy.
- The U.S. horse industry employs 1.74 million people.
- There are 7.25 million horses in the U.S.
- Texas has the highest horse population per state.
- 1.6 million households in the U.S. own horses.
- 60% of equestrians work in managerial positions.
- 50% of horse owners have an annual income of over $100,000.
- The average price of a riding horse is $3,444.
- The annual ownership cost of a recreational horse is $7,896.
