This room is huge, with tones of food laid out. It has both tables and booths for people to set at. Much like the rest of the ranch this place if old, you can tell its been rebuilt many times from storms and things that caused it to be ripped apart. The tables are old and it so are the chairs and booths. There is always tons of food laid out and its never awful or gross the cook is very good at his job.

This is where all the students and staff live. You have your choice of a roommate cabin or a single one. Each cabin is old and beautiful, they have a sloping roof with shingles, round pine logs make up the walls, each has a bathroom. The single rooms have a small kitchen with a small wrap around counter, a little living rooms with fireplace and a medium sized bed room with a four poster bed made of oak. The two bedrooms ones have a medium living room with a fireplace, medium kitchen with a wrap around counter. Every cabin has a small porch what wrapped around around it.

This is a large living room area in the main cabin for people to come and hang out, the kitchen is right next to it so you can go and get something to eat while you hang out. There is a big TV with lots of movies, and instruction videos. They also have a gaming system for you to to stuff on on your days off, the couches are plush and comfy. This is a good place to meet others or hang out with friends on cold nights.

This is a large wooden barn with old and warn stalls. This is where the boarded and lesson horses are kept. There is a long aisle that splits into two aisles that lead down to different rooms. The one on the left leads to the hay loft and feed room, while the right one leads down to a large tack room that has two wash racks next to it. Outside there are tying posts with near by hoses to hose off your horses.

This is where our project mustangs are kept, once they are trained enough to ride you may move them to the Stables. The mustang barn is an old worn out looking place, the wood is smooth from years of use, it has a tack room with all the training stuff and saddles, a hay loft, and tie posts for bathing outside. Even though it looks old and worn nothing here is out of date or in decay.

This is where young horses being weaned are moved to. There is a pasture connected to each one so that the foals can get out and play with each other or just get some air. The stalls are big and roomy and built for the safety of the foals here. There is a tack room with the halters and leads you'll need for them, a small hay loft and small feed room in the back.

There are five round pens three fifty foot and two sixty foot ones, they are made of sturdy stainless steal and each is eight feet tall. They are built high and close to the ground to avoid the horse from getting its caught on top or under the fence.

Large arena with a simple set up design to keep it cool in the in summer and dry in winter. It is big enough so that you can back a horse twenty thirty feet and still have room. to move. The footing is six inch deep fine soft sand.

Same size as the indoor one, has a eight foot fence around it so that you can let horses loose from time to time, six inch deep sand and a way to put a cover on the top but it does not shield it from wind and such just rain coming straight down.

There are about seven pastures all different sizes, the two in the back are only used for mustangs to keep gelding that used to stallions apart to avoid fighting. The others are all used for boarders and stable horses, the seventh pasture is made up of eight smaller ones for horses that have to be turned out alone cause they have a habit of fighting. Every Pasture grows only the best grass for horses, the fences are hard wood and all stand at nine feet tall to keep all horses from jumping and to keep them from thinking about jumping.