Price: $26.25 per horse, per time hauling in
Rules for Hauling- in to use the Arena at Diversity Horsemanship:
1) Please check in for the best time to haul in, a few days in advance. Email 
and let us know which days you are hoping to come, and we will let you know the best times.
2) If it has been over one year since you last filled in a release form, or you have never filled out a Diversity Horsemanship release form, fill one out immediately upon arrival. They can be found in the main barn, beside the entrance to the indoor arena, either on the table under the while board, or in a folder in the shelving to the left of the white board. Folders are labelled “Release Forms” and “Condensed Release Forms”, either will do, the latter is the shorter one to fill out.
3) Leave either cash (exact) payment in the slot in the wall that says “envelope” to the left of the big white board. Envelopes are provided in a basket on the wall below the slot. Label the envelope with your cash the date, your name, and “haul in”, and the number of horses.
E-transfers can also be sent to 
password “horse”. Cost for hauling in is $26.25 per horse, there is no time limit. We do not accept cheques. Note that you do not have to pay this fee if you are hauling in for a lesson.
4) Please be aware that boarders will be using the facility at the same time, and be respectful of them and their safety.
5) Please clean up after your horse, including anything that falls out of your trailer when loading/unloading in the parking lot. There are shovels/manure forks/brooms, and a wheelbarrow in the main barn and a wheelbarrow and manure forks in the arena.
6) Stalls are not to be used unless discussed previously.
7) All horses must be fully vaccinated with: WEE, EEE, Rhino, Influenza, EHV, Tetanus, West Nile, and Rabies to come to the facility. If coming between June 1st and Oct. 31st, the horses being hauled in must have a recent negative coggins- will discuss date based on risk.
8) Horses must be in good health to come to the facility. Do not come if your horse has: fever, reduced appetite, runny nose, or other signs of illness.
9) Tie your horse only to the blocker tie rings. Do not tie your horse solid to anything. There are blocker tie rings on the stalls in the barn. If the barn is too busy, you may tie in the arena as a last resort, but please do not let your horse paw holes in the arena footing.
10) If your horse does dig a hole in the arena sand, there is a metal rake in the corner of the arena with the forks and wheel barrow, please rake the sand level again so it does not create a trip hazard for those riding.
11) Have shavings with you in the event your horse pees in the barn. Please clean up the pee with the shavings and put in the wheel barrow for manure in the barn.
12) Please have someone experienced and skilled at trailer loading with you. We will not be available to help with trailer loading should your horse not load. (Some exceptions to people who are in a booked lesson, and who have agreed to make the loading part of the lesson and pay for the loading instruction time).
13) Please follow all Diversity Horsemanship safety rules. If you are not sure, ask. For urgent matters, Chelsea can be reached at 
Text message is best, call for emergency.
14) Anyone under 18 years of age must wear a certified equestrian helmet when riding/ working with a horse. For anyone over 18 we highly recommend a proper equestrian helmet.
15) In icy or slippery conditions- please check the ground behind and around your trailer before unloading or loading your horse. If it is slippery, choose another spot to load/unload with better traction. It is a good idea to carry sand/ kitty litter with you to put down for traction. If you forget to bring it and you need traction, you may take a couple shovels of dirty sand (mixed with hay etc.) that has been swept from the barn into the entrance of the indoor arena (next to the white board). You can pull around to the west side horse door with the trailer and then use the barn shovel to move the sand to sprinkle behind your trailer for traction when loading and unloading.
16) No dogs allowed on the property.
17) Any damage to the facility must be reported to Chelsea - see contact info above.
18) No smoking in or near any of the buildings or hay. If you must smoke, smoke in your car, in the main parking lot, far away from the buildings and hay.
19) No Parking in the back of the facility.
Dec 27 2024
