Glen Park Arena & Stables

26/05/2026

-Mare Pasture (2 spots available)

•Summer Pasture Board $325/per horse. June-September. (Horses on grass during summer months)
•Winter Pasture Board $385/per horse. October-May.
-Separate pastures for mares and geldings.
-Netted 24/7 hay, heated waters in winter.
-Blanketing up to 2 times a week.
-Every pasture has appropriate amount of shelters and bale feeders to number of horses in each pasture. No matter the pecking order of your horse, they are able to get out of the elements or eat when they please.
*Once a day feeding of supplements/medications can be added for extra $40 a month/per horse*

We offer a 6 stall heated barn with an attached 140’x70’ indoor arena (not heated). A 200’x100’ outdoor arena and a 60’ round pen. A grass 2400’x100’ runway to exercise horses. Wash area for summer months. We have trailer parking at no additional cost. Each boarder receives a lockable tack locker.

Boarder is welcome to bring in own farrier, body worker, vet, or riding coach (coach must be approved by barn owner). We have a scheduled farrier every 8 weeks that well behaved horses are welcome to join (no catch and hold fee!). Vaccinations must be up to date before arrival (5-way) along with deworming.

We do not run a lesson or training program, therefore tons of free arena time. Boarders usually have the barn/arena to themselves when here as we only take on a small amount of boarders at a time. We are a relaxed, non competitive atmosphere that welcomes any rider level or horse ownership. All we ask from you while boarding here is that you are friendly, respectful and clean!

Located 7 minutes south of Leduc!

29/04/2026

If anyone is looking for hauling or dirtworks, check out Sten.co Dirtworks&Hauling!

12/11/2025

06/11/2025

We are SO excited to be offering a mechanical flag in the arena now for our boarders to use!

15/08/2025

-Mare Pasture (2 spots available)

•Summer Pasture Board $325/per horse. June-September. (Horses on grass during summer months)
•Winter Pasture Board $385/per horse. October-May.
-Separate pastures for mares and geldings.
-Netted 24/7 hay, heated waters and bedded shelters for winter.
-Every pasture has appropriate amount of shelters and bale feeders to number of horses in each pasture. No matter the pecking order of your horse, they are able to get out of the elements or eat when they please.
*Once a day feeding of supplements/medications can be added for extra $40 a month/per horse*

We offer a 6 stall heated barn with an attached 140’x70’ indoor arena (not heated). A 200’x100’ outdoor arena and a 60’ round pen. A grass 2400’x100’ runway to exercise horses. Wash area for summer months. We have trailer parking at no additional cost. Each boarder receives a lockable tack locker. All our hay is tested, and analysis available to boarders at any time.

Boarder is welcome to bring in own riding coach (coach must be approved by barn owner), farrier, body worker or vet. We have a scheduled farrier every 8 weeks that well behaved horses are welcome to join (no catch and hold fee!). Vaccinations must be up to date before arrival (5-way) along with deworming.

We do not run a lesson program, therefore tons of free arena time. Boarders usually have the barn/arena to themselves when here as we only take on a small amount of boarders at a time. We are a relaxed, non competitive atmosphere that welcomes any rider level or horse ownership. All we ask from you while boarding here is that you are friendly, respectful and clean!

Located 7 minutes south of Leduc!

03/10/2024

Good luck to these two as they make their way to Kentucky for the 2024 thoroughbred makeover!

Ummm excuse me but this is a lot of STUFF and that is a trailer and you’re joking right? We went somewhere last week, remember? If we have to to somewhere, Can’t you just beam us there, Girl?

-Grayson

25/03/2024

Sharing for one of our lovely boarders!

17/12/2023

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25/10/2023

You don't have to ride your horse. It's ok if you don't ride your horse. It is not a requirement of horse ownership that you RIDE your horse.

I often hear people talk -
"(name) NEVER rides his/her horse! I don't know why (name) bothers having a horse, why does (name) spend all that money on board, and farrier, and veterinarian, and vaccinations and NEVER ride their horse? What a waste of money!"

First of all, it's none of their business what (name) does with his/her horse and his/her money. None.

Secondly, so what? Who care's?? If the horse is happy and well taken care of, then it's all good. I promise you that the horse is not standing in it's stable saying to itself "Oh I wish (name) would come ride me!". or "Oh goody, here comes (name) to take me for a gallop". Horses don't function like that. Horses look for and require food, water, shelter and companionship. Being ridden is not on their list of daily requirements for survival.

To be honest, I have a lot of respect for people who don't ride their horses, but are still willing to spend the necessary money, time and effort it takes to be a conscientious horse owner.

Maybe (name) has good reason not to ride, perhaps they have physical limitations, or too many demands on their time, or perhaps they just don't want to ride. Perhaps they struggle with their confidence and prefer groundwork, perhaps they don't like to ride or work with their horse when no one else is around. Perhaps they really just like to own a horse and derive as much enjoyment just being a horse owner, providing a good life for a horse they love and want to support, for as long as they can.

Perhaps we should not judge what people do with their horses, (or don't do), as long as those horses are well taken care of.

So next time someone says to you that they own a horse, but they don't ride, don't give them that stare of disbelief, don't put them down or make snide remarks. Instead, praise them for being a dedicated horse owner, for being willing to do what is necessary for a horse to have a good life, for being a good person, regardless of what they do, or don't do, with their horse.

Horses need good people, not all good horse people ride.

27/07/2023

😂😂😂