Century Hills Stables

Welcome to Our Stable!

Our stable code is designed with safety in mind—for customers, staff, and our beloved horses. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with these guidelines, and don’t hesitate to reach out to our staff if you have any questions.

1. OPENING HOURS AND STAFF ASSISTANCE:

~ Be aware of our stable’s opening hours. During these times, our staff is available to assist you. Their guidance is crucial for everyone’s safety.
~ Barn hours are from 7 am - 9 pm daily.
~ Contact hours are from 8 am - 6 pm daily.
~ Office Hours vary.
~ Parking: Turn LEFT at red barn. Drive past the white barn and turn RIGHT in alleyway. Pull up in front of red building and park in front of large boulders.

2. CALM BEHAVIOR AROUND HORSES:

~ Horses are sensitive creatures. Approach them calmly and avoid sudden movements or loud noises.

3. SAFETY FIRST:

~ Always be aware of your surroundings when handling horses.

4. NO ANIMALS ALLOWED:

~ Dogs are not permitted.
~ If you must bring a dog along, it MUST remain in your vehicle at all times.

5. BUILDING ACCESS:

~ Do not enter buildings not designated for horses.
~ Our farm is a working environment, and some equipment and tools can pose risks. Wandering near outbuildings can be dangerous.

6. FEEDING ANIMALS:

~ Do not feed any animals without permission.

7. RULES FOR MINORS:

~ Minors under 13 years old must be supervised at all times.
~ Minors aged 13-16 may not be left alone on the property without a parent or legal guardian present.
~ Minors under 18 with a driver’s license are permitted without a parent or guardian.
~ No children UNDER the age of five are permitted in any arenas (including the round pen) unless they are actively riding.
~ HELMETS ARE MANDATORY FOR ALL MINORS.

8. ATTIRE:

~ Closed-toed shoes are required for all guests and invitees, especially when near horses. Horses are heavy and unpredictable.
~ HELMETS ARE MANDATORY FOR ALL MINORS.

9. EXPECTATIONS:

~ Turn off lights when leaving the barn, arena or tack sheds.
~ Clean up after yourself and your horse (buckets are available).
~ Dispose of any loose horsehair or clippings.
~ Remember to turn off faucets after bathing your horse.

10. RESPECTING OTHERS

~ Do not use other boarders’ belongings without permission.
~ VISITORS are NOT allowed in stalls, pastures, or paddocks due to unpredictable horses.
~ Each boarder has one tack cubby per horse; keep contents within the cubby.
~ Secure personal belongings, treats and food (in sealed containers) before leaving.
~ All visitors/spectators are required to observe students riding in the arena from the lounge above.
~Playing in the hallway is not allowed during lessons.
~ Parents/Students, please do not linger after your lesson has ended.

11. CAUTION NEAR THE FARMHOUSE/YARD:

~ SLOW DOWN as you approach the clearing to the farmhouse yard. Children, boarders walking or riding their horse's, ducks, cats, farm dogs, other farm critters, and equipment may be in the area.
~ Safety first!

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

• WAIVERS/RELEASE OF LIABILITY

~ ALL VISITORS (including riders, spectators, and guests) MUST SIGN A WAIIVER or have their legal guardian sign on their behalf.
~ Even guests who exit their vehicles must sign the waiver.

• BOARDERS

~ Boarders must accompany all guests visiting the stable.
~ Leasing out horses is not allowed.
~ Boarders are responsible for their guests’ adherence to these rules.

• PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES

~ No outside trainers without written consent and proof of insurance.
~ No fires (including grilling), smoking, vaping, e-cigarettes, drugs, or alcohol.
~ No “for-profit” activities, including providing lessons or training
~ Personal items unrelated to horse care should not be stored here.
~ Avoid riding in planted fields during growing seasons.
~ Ride on trails only.
~ Keep horses and cars off the main house lawn.
~ Park only in designated areas (no parallel parking).
~ Overnight parking requires permission.
~ Maintain a 20-foot distance from tie-outs and doorways.
~ Do not block entrances to any buildings.
~ No driving on field roads.
~ Obtain permission before removing fruits, vegetables, or plants.

Thank you for helping maintain a safe and respectful environment at our stable!