The stabling at Mill Stone is divided among three closely arranged barns. All stalls have rubber mats. Weather permitting horses are turned out alone or in pairs six days a week.
In order to meet an individual rider and their horses’ needs, Mill Stone offers two levels of board.
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BASE BOARD $780.00*This board includes feed, hay, stalls cleaned and rebedded daily, turn out, change/adjust sheets and blankets, check legs and shoes, arrange for vet and farrier service.All customers choosing the base board option will also have a $320.00 minimum in addition to the base board fee. The $320.00 may be used for lessons, professional rides, or horse showing expenses. All charges in excess of the $320.00 will be reconciled monthly. |
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This level of board included everything that is offered in the previous level plus: riding, training, lunging, up to 2 lessons per week, daily grooming, tacking up and cooling out for scheduled lessons.
NJ sales tax is calculated on the base board price of $780.00
1/2hr private $40.001hr private $75.00
1/2hr private $45.001hr private $80.00
Mill Stone’s philosophy is that in order to succeed, all horses/riders need to be in an ongoing instructional program. Mill Stone’s lesson program involves students taking two lessons per week. These lessons are taught in a private setting and are customized to educate and challenge their abilities and to improve their weaknesses. Both Kevin McQueen and Rachel Church take time to explain to students not only what to do, but the “how” and “why” of what they are being asked to do. It is very important that lessons are taught in a very quiet and supportive atmosphere, always emphasizing the positive while giving suggestions of how to correct the negative. We strive to teach students that they need to learn to communicate clearly through their aids so that their horses respond correctly.
If you would like us to market your horse for sale we will prepare a marketing program specific to your needs. These include sale videos that can be uploaded to the internet, pictures formatted in a slide show presentation, written copy for the various advertising venues including internet sites( i.e. Big Eq, Equine.com, Central Equine, Warmbloods-for-Sale,etc) and periodicals( i.e. The Chronicle of the Horse, The Marketer, The Horse of the Delaware Valley etc). Mill Stone has an “in house” person who is both camera and computer saavy. Mill Stone charges a 10% commission on the sale or lease of all horses.
