Boarding
About the Barn
Garland Branch is offers daily turnout on grass pastures, quality grain, and t&a hay fed twice daily. Stalls are cleaned 1-2 times daily and feature automatic waterers. Each horse receives daily hands on attention. Supplements provided by boarders are fed at no additional charge.
The facilities include trailer parking, cross ties, a boarder's tack room, one jump arena and a smaller dressage arena. We are located a short walk from the Dover Trails, and boarders can enjoy long relaxing trail rides.
Please direct boarding inquiries to Madelyn Luzier at 813-629-0941. We currently have one stall available. Cost is $350 per month and includes grain, hay, care, and turnout.
Garland Branch is offers daily turnout on grass pastures, quality grain, and t&a hay fed twice daily. Stalls are cleaned 1-2 times daily and feature automatic waterers. Each horse receives daily hands on attention. Supplements provided by boarders are fed at no additional charge.
The facilities include trailer parking, cross ties, a boarder's tack room, one jump arena and a smaller dressage arena. We are located a short walk from the Dover Trails, and boarders can enjoy long relaxing trail rides.
Please direct boarding inquiries to Madelyn Luzier at 813-629-0941. We currently have one stall available. Cost is $350 per month and includes grain, hay, care, and turnout.
Boarding
Garland Branch Equestrian Center
Garland Branch Equestrian Center
PIG ALERT!
Yes, Garland Branch is home to four pet pigs. Three of whom quietly go about their day and one who will steal your lunch if left unattended (but she will also perform tricks to talk you out of your lunch!) At GB we LOVE our pigs and hope you will learn to love them as well. The good news is that wild pigs on the trail don't phase our horses!
Yes, Garland Branch is home to four pet pigs. Three of whom quietly go about their day and one who will steal your lunch if left unattended (but she will also perform tricks to talk you out of your lunch!) At GB we LOVE our pigs and hope you will learn to love them as well. The good news is that wild pigs on the trail don't phase our horses!
