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Services we offer
Horse Boarding
Full-Care Stall with a Run– $650/month: Includes morning and evening feedings, and stall cleaning once daily, seven days per week. These stalls are in our retirement barn.
Full-Care Box Stall (without Run) – $600/month: Includes morning and evening feedings and stall cleaning once daily, six days per week.
Partial-Care Box Stall - $450/month: Includes morning and evening feedings. We provide shavings.
Large Box Stall – $650/month: Includes morning and evening feedings and stall cleaning once daily, seven days per week..
VIP add on Service- $100/ month: Includes, for example, blanketing. Inquire for details.
Mare with Foal-$200/month: This fee will be added to your board (dependent on availability).
Board payments are due on the 1st of each month ($50 late fee). A 30-day written notice is required to terminate your boarding agreement.
Pasture Board
Pasture Board – (starting at $250/horse): May include a shelter (depending on the pasture). We can also provide morning and evening feedings daily. As well as, regular pasture cleaning.
Overnight Stall in Barn - $35 /nightly: Includes your horse being brought inside to the barn with a stall and cleaning.
Limited availabilty
Haul in, Training and Lessons
Are you looking for a facility to conduct your horse training business or host clinics? We offer arena use at a rate of $10 per horse per day and stall rentals at $10 per day (we clean the stall) or $5 a day (owner cleans stall).
Please contact us to discuss your event, training or lesson business, or any specific needs you may have.
Pre-Arrival Requirements & Deposit Policy
To secure a boarding space at Valhalla Equine (VE), the following requirements must be met no less than 7 days before your horse’s arrival:
Boarding Agreement & Terms: Boarding contracts at VER are on a month-to-month basis. All required paperwork must be completed, signed, and submitted before arrival.
Proof of Health:
If arriving from out of state, a health certificate and a negative Coggins test are required.
All horses must have current veterinary records confirming they are up to date on vaccinations and worming.
Deposit & Payment: The required deposit consists of first and last month’s board. This deposit will be applied appropriately, with the last month’s board being used upon termination of the boarding agreement. A 30-day written notice is required to terminate the agreement and apply the last month’s board. If the deposit is not received at least 7 days before arrival, VER reserves the right to forfeit the reservation and offer the spot to a waitlisted boarder.
Failure to meet these requirements may result in the cancellation of your horse’s boarding arrangement. All paperwork is linked in the buttons listed at the end of our website.
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Onsite Trainer
Sandy began raising, training and marketing her own horses while ranching in Bishop, California. The ranching life led to several years of successfully competing in the NRCHA as a Non-Pro.
Ultimately, Reining became her focus and as a Non-Pro, Sandy was a multi-time Finalist in premier events such as the NRHA Futurity, NRHA Derby and the NRBC.
With a move to Southern Oregon, Sandy’s passion for training and showing continued as did her desire to share her passion. Now training and teaching Professionally, Sandy shares her energy, skills and love for the horse, the competitor, and the growth and development of both.
“I have over 35 years of experience in the horse industry, ranging from stallion management, breeding, foaling, marketing, training and showing in numerous disciplines. I am dedicated to the training of the horse and rider for the sport of Reining. I put the horse on a very high priority level for its well-being, health and soundness. Helping the horse and rider become a team is of the upmost importance. Choosing a goal that is both achievable and challenging for both the horse and the rider is a must. Allow me to help you reach your future goals!”
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Barn Manager
Alex is in her final year as a Veterinary Student at Oregon State Veterinary Hospital. She plans on specializing in Equine Medicine, with a specific interest in foaling & reproduction, emergency & critical care, and sports medicine.
In her spare time she loves to spend time with her horses, hiking, and curled up with her cats and a good book.
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Barn Manager
Marc has owned, bred, and shown Arabian horses for over 20 years. During that time he owned a multi-location Livestock Feed Store in Scottsdale, AZ. Where he even supplied WestWorld.
Now he enjoys spending time here, in Southern Oregon, and providing care for his retired Arabians and all of his boarders.
Come and visit. Request a tour.
We invite you to schedule a tour of Valhalla, where we can provide an overview of our facilities and answer your questions. Our gated property is equipped with surveillance cameras and has on-site support to ensure the safety of all horses and belongings. As a low-key facility, we prioritize a calm and respectful environment and do not tolerate drama.
