Local Stables, Boarding and Training Facilities:

Cozy Point Ranch
A large boarding and training facility located outside of Aspen. Managed by Monroe Summers and Patti Watson, a variety of trainers work out of there, including Michelle  Bonfils-Thibeault, Lisa Hall- Flynn, Mary Margaret Thomas, Ginger Opp, Shannon Williams, Debbie Fisher, and Christina Grandy.

Paradise Farms
Kim and George Dixon’s website; Kim is a professional rider and trainer and the two operate in a variety of facilities throughout the valley.

Iron Rose Ranch
A premier cutting horse ranch in Carbondale, operating a large scale breeding, training and competition operation.

The Other Side Ranch
A boarding and riding facility located in the Old Snowmass area by Kate McBride. Aside from standard boarding services, Kate offers a variety of rehabilitation services. She is a certified veterinary technician and currently expanding her services to include an indoor underwater treadmill (the Aquacizer).

H2J
A private English riding summer camp and riding academy , based in Carbondale. Currently building a beautiful new indoor facility.

Skyline Ranch
A competetive reining facility in Carbondale owned and operated by Darlene Woodward. Offers boarding and training, their current trainer is Ryan Anderson.

Cedar Ridge Ranch
A boarding facility in Carbondale owned by Pam and Randy Johnson. Both Western and English riders board here, it is also home to Alexandra’s Cross Country Club, offering a full cross country course for many levels.

Kurtz Ranch
Located north of Steamboat Springs, the Kurtz family owned ranch specializes in sales and training of working cow horses, ropers and ranch versatility.

Horse Related Sites:

Cow Horse Production
A company developed by two of our competetive reining clients, Aaron Ralston and   Brad Zanin.

Cattle Ranches and Breeders:

Ty Bar Ranch
Located in Carbondale, and owned by the Dancinger family, Tybar is quality breeder of registered Black Angus Cattle.

Equine and Pet Photography:

Summers Moore Photography
A special thanks to Summers Moore, a valued horse client, local photographer and artist, for providing some wonderful images for our website. Please check out her beautiful site!

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