Call for Availability
Please inquire with Cathy Malott (509.520.1961) about upcoming vacancies.
Horse Boarding Fees:
Box Stall Board
$325/Monthly
Runout Stall Board
$300/Monthly
Open Concept Stall Board
$275/Monthly
At Red Barn Stables each horse is handled twice daily.
All horses are turned out on pasture during daylight hours and secured with their grain and feed in their stalls at sundown.
We consider each horse an individual and treat them as members of our Red Barn family.
We pay attention to special requests for horse dietary needs, and work in partnership with the owners.
At Red Barn Stables:
- All Boarding Stall Options are Cleaned Daily; we use high quality bedding material.
- All Horses are Fed Morning and Night with High Quality Hay During Winter (Grass or Alfalfa depending on Preference)
- We will Feed your Grain and Supplements Nightly as Requested
Available for Use
- 60′ Round Pen
- 100 x 300 Riding Arena
- Full Size Dressage Arena
- Free Horse Trailer Parking
Stop by for a tour!
News From Our Friends:
WWCC Farrier School Clinic
February 2, 2019
Hosted by Walla Walla Pony Club, Inland Empire Region
Location: Walla Walla, WA at Walla Walla Community College
SCHEDULE: 10:00 AM-3:00PM; lunch approximately 12:30-1:30 (working lunch)
This is a great unmounted event for the winter months! All levels and ages of Pony Clubbers welcome, but keep in mind that a portion of the day will be spent in the classroom discussing C and up material.
COST: This clinic is provided free of charge. Huge thanks to Walla Walla Community College’s Farrier School for donating time, facility, and materials. In order to provide this great clinic at no cost, we are asking for attendees to bring their own sack lunch (we will have a presentation through the lunch break, so please plan on staying on campus).
RSVP with a message here (RSVP helpful for us to set up seating but not necessary- feel free to just show up!)
DIRECTIONS: From HWY 12 (either direction) take “Port of Walla Walla/Airport” exit. Head south from the freeway, turn left at the light (Isaacs Ave/Airport Way intersection). Turn right just past the 3-hole golf course/Walla Walla Community College sign. Take the first left, followed by an immediate left onto Water Center Drive. Follow this road as it winds around buildings. Park anywhere near the Farrier School building or in the parking lot near the Water Center (glass building at the end of the drive).
There will be signs in place directing cars and people.
MATERIALS TO BRING: Please be sure to review the Standards of Proficiency for your next certification BEFORE you come; be aware of the information you need to gain from this clinic and come prepared to ask questions. Please bring a notebook and writing utensils; PC manual; helmet and appropriate footwear (we may be working with horses); questions about farrier care, hooves, shoeing, and hoof/lower leg anatomy.
February 2, 2019
Hosted by Walla Walla Pony Club, Inland Empire Region
Location: Walla Walla, WA at Walla Walla Community College
SCHEDULE: 10:00 AM-3:00PM; lunch approximately 12:30-1:30 (working lunch)
This is a great unmounted event for the winter months! All levels and ages of Pony Clubbers welcome, but keep in mind that a portion of the day will be spent in the classroom discussing C and up material.
COST: This clinic is provided free of charge. Huge thanks to Walla Walla Community College’s Farrier School for donating time, facility, and materials. In order to provide this great clinic at no cost, we are asking for attendees to bring their own sack lunch (we will have a presentation through the lunch break, so please plan on staying on campus).
RSVP with a message here (RSVP helpful for us to set up seating but not necessary- feel free to just show up!)
DIRECTIONS: From HWY 12 (either direction) take “Port of Walla Walla/Airport” exit. Head south from the freeway, turn left at the light (Isaacs Ave/Airport Way intersection). Turn right just past the 3-hole golf course/Walla Walla Community College sign. Take the first left, followed by an immediate left onto Water Center Drive. Follow this road as it winds around buildings. Park anywhere near the Farrier School building or in the parking lot near the Water Center (glass building at the end of the drive).
There will be signs in place directing cars and people.
MATERIALS TO BRING: Please be sure to review the Standards of Proficiency for your next certification BEFORE you come; be aware of the information you need to gain from this clinic and come prepared to ask questions. Please bring a notebook and writing utensils; PC manual; helmet and appropriate footwear (we may be working with horses); questions about farrier care, hooves, shoeing, and hoof/lower leg anatomy.
The sun came out for us this week! Lots of work on balance and legs in lessons. It is always a good day seeing these young riders in action.
Winter has arrived but that can’t stop these Pony Clubbers from having a great lesson day! Cold fingers and toes aren’t enough to deter this crew!
Such amazing progress in this group! We enjoyed a few games that proved to offer some good challenges and fun. See you all again next week for lessons!
WWPC's next lesson day and fall sponsors' meeting is Sunday October 28. Sponsors' meeting 3:30pm. See you there!