A large room with a welcoming homey feel. There lots of bean bags, chairs, and couches spread out around the room, there is a large black stone fireplace that you can sit by and talk. There is a TV in one part of the room with a gaming system to let people relax. The lounge is right off the kitchen so that you can go and get any food you want.

A large room with tones of oak wood tables and benches, on the right wall there is a set of big sliding glass doors that lead out onto an outside eating area. The cook makes wonderful food and lays it all out for the students and staff to chose from.

A large building that connects to the rest of the building by small hallways. There are three stories each floor has twenty rooms. Each room is large with a fireplace for winter, a large bay window that looks over the pastures and trails, the beds are twin sized with oak frames, there is a large bathroom connected to each one.

Cherry oak wood stalls that are easily twelve feet by twelve feet. In the back there are four foaling stalls where a mare will be kept when close to her foaling date so that she has more room. Every stall has a fifty foot pen outside that the horses can be let into out of their stalls. There is a large hay loft that spans from the back of the barn all the way to a small balcony above the doors. There are six wash racks when cold and warm water, tie rings for hosing down the horses down the entire front of the barn, a large tack room with plates for each horses name above its tack so that you can pick out the lesson horse tack from other boarders tack. On each lesson stall it has a tag that will be replaced when a rider is assigned to that horse.

This is where our studs are kept some of them are still used for riding but most of them have suffered an injury so they are no longer sound for riding. This stable has fifteen stalls and if you own a horse you want to offer up for a stud you are welcome to keep him here. There is a feed room and a small hay loft for hay and alfalfa.

Competition sized, one indoor and one outdoor. They are large with thick soft and finely sifted sand. Everything is already set up all you have to do is come and use them.

One outdoor and one indoor, can be used for Show Jumping or Hunter/Jumper. Each arena has a large shed off to the side that holds all the jumps and set up stuff you'll need.

Large arena bigger then the others big enough for about five for six people to use at the same time without it being crammed full, has a shed hooked to it that has some barrels and such in it for those of you who like western events.

Large about the same size as the outdoor one with a matching shed full of western sports stuff. And like all the other indoor rings it has heaters and vents for both summer and winter.

Has four courses that will you figure out your level of riding, level one course for beginner, level two course has a few more dips for the intermediate rider, level three has jumping to water and out of it for the advanced rider and then finally the last course is that of the professional level rider with a course that lives up to the Olympic courses.

Four fifty foot wooden round pens, soft think sand for safe footing. The fences are about eight feet high and sink into the ground a little bit to help keep rain from draining in. Two are covered for those messy rainy days.

Many large fields to turn the horses out in, the grass is planted and of the best quality that keeps its vitamins and protein all year. They take very good care of their fields to ensure that they keep year round grazing.