Horse Boarding in Scio, Oregon (Linn County)

Full care vacation boarding…sits on the Deschutes National Forest, ride the sisters tie trial to the Windigo and Pacific Crest Trails, minutes from shopping downtown Sister

Valley Vista Farm offers SELF-CARE boarding at a small private barn 5 miles north of Sunset Highway at Tanasbourne, convenient to Beaverton, and 15 miles west of downtown Portland. Covered 80' x 160' arena with Equiloft footing and lights for evening riding. 60' all-weather round arena. Rubber matted box stalls with matted outside paddocks.

See VALLEYVISTAFARM.COM for more information or click on the website link at the very bottom of the newhorse.com listing.... See More

Silver Spade Ranch is conveniently located 1.5 miles west of the highway 26 highway 6 Junction just outside of Hillsboro near Banks Or. A brand new facility just built this summer (2010), we offer Full and Partial care boarding for horse owners who are wanting to better their horsemanship. The facility is geared towards a ranch style of horsemanship, there are regular horsemanship, cow working and ranch roping clinics for all levels of riders as well as private lessons. We offer a drama free enviroment full of encouraging and friendly boarders who genuinely like each other and enjoy riding together and getting together for our annual summer potlucks and Holiday parties.

Silver Spade Ranch offers:

Full Care Board,
Partial Care Board,
12 x 12 Matted Stalls,
Wood Pellet bedding,
Concrete Aisleways,
Large Locking Tack Rooms,
80 x 144 Indoor Riding Arena,
3" Sand Footing,
Quality Eastern Oregon Hay and Alfalfa,
Comfortable Sitting/Viewing Areas,
Quality Moorman Feed Grains,
Friendly Environment,
Horsemanship Clinics,
Cow Working Clinics,
Ranch Roping Clinics,
Training/Lessons in Buckaroo/Vaquero Horsemanship (Natural Horsemanship),

Feel free to give us a call or e-mail to set up an appointment to come by and visit the facility. We currently have one stall open.

Enjoy the Journey

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We do Dressage,English,Western,a little Jumping we have every thing availble to do jump though. We are also the home of B.E.A.T Riding center. B.E.A.T. Riding Center, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that exists to provide physically, mentally and emotionally challenged individuals an opportunity for emotional and physical growth through horsemanship.

Phyllis Herinckx and Jackie Hopper founded BEAT in 1997 when they were inspired by the dramatic physical and cognitive improvements made by Bradley, a student with cerebral palsy and learning impairments, through horse back riding. Phyllis and Jackie wanted to start a program that could help others reap the benefits from therapeutic riding.

Today BEAT serves over 30 disabled riders each week, including riders from Portland and all over Washington County. We also provide instruction to groups from the YWCA, Head Start and the school districts of Forest Grove, Beaverton and Hillsboro. Riders at BEAT include individuals with a wide range of disabilities including Downs syndrome, autism, and cerebral palsy. BEAT is a member of the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA) and abides by the association's guidelines for safety and operation.


Our primary funding source is individual contributions. As a federally tax-exempt charitable organization, most of the donations that support BEAT are tax-deductible.

We currently have three instructors. Two of our instructors are certified by NARHA and one is in training. The NARHA certification process tests the applicants' knowledge and skills in the areas of equine management, horsemanship, instruction, teaching methodology and disabilities.The "tools" of the BEAT program are seven highly trained and carefully chosen horses and ponies.

The riders and instructors of BEAT rely on volunteers to make the center a success. Horse experience is needed to lead horses, but not for most of the
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Hello Everyone,
Coleman's Horse Training is back in action but in a new location. We are now located in Banks, OR at Rolling Hills Stables. We have several stalls available and openings for full training. Rolling Hills Stable is an upcoming facility with several recent upgrades in a very convenient location right off of HWY 26.
-80 X 160 Indoor Arena
Low dust footing(Nov 2014)
Overhead watering system
Shade cloth on 3 sides
Full arena lighting(Oct 2014)
Fully covered viewing room into arena with handicapped access
-60 Foot Hi-Qual Round Pen
Year round use
Sand footing and drainage
-12 X 12 stalls and 12 X 14 stalls available
Sawdust shavings
Automatic waterers
Fully matted
-Turnout Paddocks
Safe-fence fencing
Metal gates
Rocked area in front of gates
Rocked Paddocks to keep the mud at bay even during the winter months
- Private tack lockers and grain room
- Bathroom with heater and lounge area
- Wash Rack with hot and cold water
- Vet/Farrier room
- Concrete in the entire barn as well as walkway to the arena
- Covered area to dump manure
- Rocked walkway to turn-out paddocks
If you or anyone you know is interested in board and/or training please feel free to call or email me.

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We live on the ranch and do/oversee all of the work and the handling of your horse. We have been in the horse-care business for 25 years and we take it very seriously! Contact us for a visit or with any questions you may have!

Excellent feed three times daily. All stalls have runs. Pasture turnout.
50' round pen. Dressage based lessons available.
Full dressage length, indoor arena with saturated sand footing. No dust!... See More