Frequently Asked Questions

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No, dogs are not allowed due to safety and liability reasons.

Yes, they must provide proof of individual liability insurance with Middleton Stables listed as a certificate holder and sign our waiver and code of conduct.  Outside trainers must be approved by Middleton Stables.

For safety and liability reasons stallions are not allowed on the premises. However, exceptions can be made for a youngster under the age of 2 years (if you plan to geld them).
Broodmares that have foals or are expecting are not allowed as the stable does  not have the proper space to house them.

Yes! Middleton Stables is happy to feed owner-provided grain and supplements at no additional charge. All feed and supplements must be properly pre-packaged and clearly labeled with the horse’s name. We are also happy to accommodate special feeding needs, including soaking feed when necessary, to help ensure your horse receives the care they need.

Yes! Middleton Stables is happy to change blankets as needed as well as daily fly mask service for an additional monthly fee.

Middleton Stables uses Country View Equine, however, you may use whomever you choose.  Currently Country View has a monthly sign up so you can save some money getting in on the larger barn calls. These sign up sheets are in the lounge. 

We have many farriers that come for our boarders.  You are welcome to inquire about getting added on or bring your own farrier. 

Yes, we require both spring and fall shots, as well as a current negative coggins to come onto the property.   We also require proper deworming 4 times a year or a fecal test stating they do not need to be dewormed. Proper dental and hoof care is also required on a routine basis.  

No, we are a boarding facility and do not offer lessons, have a trainer on site, or lease horses available.

No, the facility is available for boarders only.