The comfort, safety, and wellbeing of our horses dictates everything we do at Bridge the Gap Equine.

For horses boarded with us, that’s rooted in ample turnout, knowledgeable and compassionate staff, a comprehensive and individualized feeding program, and a relentless attention to detail.

Full-care boarding at BGE features the highest level of care and services for your horse:

• Hay: 24/7 access to high quality, locally grown grass hay

• Feed: Top-quality feed, including Nutrena and Tribute products, depending on individual needs

• Additional Forage: Alfalfa cubes and timothy pellets fed as needed

• Supplements: Added to feed (owner provided)

• Accommodations: Large, airy, matted stalls with windows, bedded on a low-dust, kiln-dried sawdust/shavings mix

• Cleaning: Stalls cleaned a minimum of once a day

• Night check service

• Turnout: Small-group turnout (private available in certain circumstances) in regularly maintained grass paddocks with wooden four-board fencing. Hay always available in turnout, as well. Night turnout in warm months and day turnout in cold months. All-weather turnout prioritized (except in extreme or unsafe conditions)

• Seasonal blanketing

Training & Facility Use

Bridge the Gap Equine boarders enjoy full use of all the facility’s many amenities, including the indoor arena, outdoor arena, cross country schooling, trails and hacking, tack room, hot/cold wash stall, and more (see the Our Facility page to learn more about all we have to offer).

Training is not one-size-fits-all, and the program in which each horse thrives is highly individualized. That’s why we allow pre-approved, insured outside trainers to come teach boarders onsite. We also offer lessons and training programs with BGE owner and trainer, Madeline Conley (get to know Madeline on our Who We Are page).