Horse Boarding in Fort Smith, Arkansas (Sebastian County)

At Daystar we offered stall and pasture boarding. We have an indoor arena, dressage arena, large round pen, many miles of mountain trails, riding instruction and much more.
Daystar has a show and endurance team. We attend breed shows and open shows.
Something for all ages.... See More

Barrel training, riding and exercising, boarding by the day/week/month, Exit 20 on I-40 , then 3 miles north.

We offer lessons in English and western. We also offer pony camp, parties and Pony rides. Breaking is done on a 30 day basis and is guaranteed. We always have great horses for sale too. Boarding is $250 per month and includes feed. For more information send me a text. Thanks... See More

We are a small boarding, training, and lesson facility located conveniently in east Fayetteville. We have a 5 stall barn, large grass turnout pastures, lighted outdoor arena, and small XC course. Currently taking new clients for new boarder barn with covered arena (under construction). We specialize in eventing, jumpers, and dressage, but are not breed or discipline specific! High-quality feed and care by attentive and experienced owners who live on site.... See More

Sales and breeding quality field hunters. See our website for more details.

We offer Boarding, Lessons and Training. Pasture board with shelter and fresh water. Someone to watch over 24/7. We do western riding. Showing (halter, showmanship, western pleasure, reining ext.) Rodeoing any speed event, barrels, poles, goat tying and roping. Also, rodeo queen consultant. Anything to meet your need, just call with any questions. I would be more then happy to help. Have a great day and hope... See More

We are located in the Ouachita foothills and have miles of forest riding right from the farm. We offer full service pasture board with stalls available as well. We have a limited number of hook ups for campers and welcome overnighters.

Razorback Horse Park offers convenient overnight stalls for traveling horses less than 1/2 mile off Hwy540 bypass on the west side of Fayetteville, AR

We love helping new horse owners get started on the right track!
We offer mostly pasture boarding for horses & ponies with 2x daily grain feedings; worming every 3 months; and high-quality Bermuda grass hay and stall / shelter as needed.
Rates vary according to size & needs of horse.
Boarders have access to our full-size dressage arena, tack room, bathroom. Our barn has 14 stalls varying in size from 8x10 to 12x16. Trailers may be stored on-site.... See More

We are located about 15 min from Russellville in the peace and quite. On a beautiful, secluded, serene 54 acre ranch nestled at the base of Mt. Nebo.

We offer long term Pasture board, as well as temporary horse boarding for as little as a day to several weeks while you are away on business or vacation, etc.

We have several large stalls, some with run out or window for temporary boarder use only. Prices vary, there is sure to be something to fit your needs. Paddocks, & pasture. There are also wooded trails on the property, and more in the adjacent park. There is a pond on the property. Plus a shared pond we have use of half of it.

Excellent onsite care from the owner that is trained in natural horsemanship. We put the horse 1st, and do not use any force, fear or intimidation techniques dealing with horses.

Their safety and comfort is of utmost importance.

We offer full or partial care. Your care can be tailored to your specific horses needs. Horses can be checked over daily. 7 days a week.

Contact us now, your horse will be in good hands.

Having problems with your horse, we can help you understand them from your horses point of view, and show you how to work thru them, and improve your relationship with your horse. Have the horse of your dreams.

Testimonial:
When my husband and I came to AR, in June of 2013, I found myself looking for a place to board my horse Little Man. Little Man had a very rough beginnings. Because of that I wanted to make sure that he was in the best place possible for him. I interviewed with five different facilities about their board and train options. Jewel Cousins was my last stop. I left her ranch the day we interviewed with the sense of a perfect fit. It was evident in the way she spoke about her horses and listen to me speak about mine; she truly cared about their well-being both the physically and mentally. You can see that same love and caring in the way that she trains using the natural horsemanship techniques. I only meant for Little Man to be with her for a few months, it is now May of 2016 and we're so sad to be leaving. In those three years we took advantage of Jewels natural horsemanship training anytime we have the opportunity. I am so glad that he and I had the time that we had at Jewel Cousins Ranch. He grew in to an amazingly confident and responsive horse under her gentle care and guidance. I have no doubt that without her he would not be the horse that he is and I would not be the handler that I am.

S. Maddox
Rsvl, AR
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I met Jewel Cousins in 2010 through the Parelli Natural Horsemanship member locator website. Jewel was new to the Area and wanted to find friends in the area that followed the Parelli program. Parelli Natural Horsemanship is a program that teaches people how understand horses and how they learn. By understanding how horses learn we can teach our horse to want to do what we ask without force. Jewel has embraced this program completely. She has taken several classes from Parelli instructors around the area and even has traveled to Parelli's main campus in Colorado.
In the summer of 2012 I needed to move two of my horses and I was having no luck getting them to load in the trailer. I asked Jewel to assist me in getting them loaded. Jewel committed to help me on the condition that she was going to do it the right (Parelli) way, with no force no matter how long it took. We could only work on loading the horses once a week, and it took several weeks but in the end both horses loaded into the trailer confidently when asked to and stood calmly. We closed the doors and drove around the field to see how they would react. We opened the doors and both horses were standing calmly looking at us.
I have the occasion to visit Jewel often. I love to watch her with her play with her horses off line. It is wonderful to watch her horses happily and confidently respond to her requests. It is obvious how much Jewel loves her horses and how much her horses love her.

L Bass
London, AR... See More