Riley's Farm Equestrian Center

05/21/2025

We have a couple of stalls open in our 2 main barns. Please text Linsay 603-793-9919 to set up a tour of the facility, 2 indoor arenas, 2 outdoor arenas, a large cross country-versatility field, access to trails. We provide services for overnight horses and trailer hookup. Rehabilitation board includes medications, short and long term board available, excellent care including bed check and on site caretaker.

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10/07/2024

We are looking for 1 person to add to our barn team, 5 days a week schedule.
Starting compensation dependent on experience, employment type: part-time.
Mix of weekday and weekend barn maintenance help needed, 8am to 3pm ideal but can work around schedule as long as horse feedings are covered. Responsibilities include stall maintenance, cleaning automatic waterers, fly spraying, fly masks on and off, changing horses blankets in winter, feeding pre-measured grain and hay. Comfort level and experience around horses and farm equipment necessary, must have own transportation and be reliable. We are looking for a long term person to add to our 3 person team at the farm. Please text or call Linsay at 603-793-9919

08/13/2024

We have a couple of stalls opening up in September, a 24x7 run in and also an attached in/out stall in our main barn, please text Linsay at 603-793-9919 for details, barn tours etc!

04/05/2024

Optimistically fingers crossed scheduling the arena and roundpen skylight replacements over the next couple of weeks! I will let everyone know the exact day/or two the work is happening since it will probably NOT be fun to ride in the arenas with a man walking on the roof ripping the skylights off!! or maybe that is the perfect desensitization clinic!!

12/15/2023

Happy Holidays! We have one stall opening up on January 1st in one of the main barns so please call/text Linsay at 603-793-9919 if you are interested.

09/30/2023

We are looking for 1 person to add to our barn team.
Starting compensation dependent on experience, employment type: part-time.
Mix of weekday and weekend barn maintenance help needed, 8am to 3pm ideal but can work around school schedule as long as horse feedings are covered. Responsibilities include stall maintenance, cleaning automatic waterers, fly spraying, fly masks on and off, changing horses blankets in winter, feeding pre-measured grain and hay. Comfort level and experience around horses and farm equipment necessary, must have own transportation and be reliable. We are looking for a long term person to add to our 3 person team at the farm. Please text or call Linsay at 603-793-9919

07/04/2023

Summer Box Fan Update for this year. My farm insurance policy underwent an extensive 10 year review and the underwriters are no longer willing to insure the use of box fans in the barns. I am sorry, I know all of our horses will miss them. All of your fans are stored in the attic above the garage and so anyone who wants to take one home please let me know and we will return them to you next week, Thanks,
Linsay

10/10/2022

Hi, we are closing the barn for the day on Saturday, October 15th so that we can host and celebrate Autumn and Dylans wedding at the farm. We are going to be hanging decorations in the cross country field and putting out tables and chairs in the picnic area over the next few days. We are also setting up buffet tables in the hay barn. 50 guests are expected so closing the barn is necessary to allow for parking and to keep humans and horses safe for the day!

09/21/2022

Hi, as a reminder, please put jumps, cones, poles away each time after riding so that we can drag the arenas. Thanks.

08/22/2022

Hi All, the drought update this week is that Rockingham County is in D2 Severe Drought status so please no wash stall baths until we are out of this level of drought. Bucket/Sponge baths only.

08/17/2022

Hi, wanted to post a reminder about stall guards. Barn policy is that we don't use stall guards with doors open because there are electrical wires for the fans and outlets easily within reach when horses have their heads out of their stalls. There is also the risk of horses/people being bitten etc while passing open stalls with guards in the aisles. Thanks for understanding this is a safety issue due to how our barn is configured.