Horse Boarding and Training in Marshville, NC — Angelic Riders

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820 Forest Hills School Rd N
Marshville, NC, 28103

(704) 233-9277

Mephibosheth Farm is nationally recognized by the Professional Association
of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH, Intl).  
Our goal is to share the benefits of horseback riding with those who
experience physical, psychological or developmental disabilities.  
Horseback riding has been shown to improve balance, coordination and
strength.  In addition to these physical benefits participants also
experience increased self-confidence, social awareness and emotional
well-being.

Horse Boarding and Training in Marshville, NC

Horse boarding and horse training services offered at Mephibosheth Farms Angelic Riders a therapeutic riding center in Marshville, North Carolina

Boarding and Training

Boarding

In addition to lessons, Mephibosheth Farm also offers horse boarding. We have a variety of pasture/cover combinations including two large pastures with multiple run-in sheds, a barn with a small attached pasture and a dry lot with two stalls for horses with a restricted diet or injuries.  Riding trails are open anytime during the day and a lighted, covered arena is available anytime sessions are not being held within.

Training

Michael's training methods are completely focused on the horse. He firmly believe what is best for the horse is what is best for the rider.

Inspired by Tom Dorrence, Ray Hunt, Chris Cox and Clinton Anderson's calm, gentle and effective methods, He have developed a unique method of his own. This method is focused on time proven steps that build a strong foundation. In the same way that a house would crumble without a solid foundation, he feels a horse can never reach it's potential without a concrete foundation. 

Whether your horse is green, is a "problem" horse or just needs a tuneup, Michael can help you. Call or email today to set up an evaluation for you and your horse! 

Funds raised through horse boarding and training go toward session fees for therapeutic horseback riders who are unable to contribute financially to the cost of their needed therapy.