horse retirement horse rehab equine boarding
horse lay-up
rehabilitation
horse boarding
Utah
Colorado
Southwest
4 Corners
160-Acre Ranch in Southwest Colorado,
a long-term boarding ranch providing horses with a natural
free-roam life.
Sheri Griffith
Profile of Sheri,
owner/manager
Give your horses the lifestyle they deserve. Room to roam, friends to play with, pastures to graze. They are always under a careful eye, being checked throughout the day.

Freshwater LaSal Creek flows year around through the entire ranch.

Studies show that free movement and exercise maintain a horse’s health and well being best. When laying-up, easy movement encourages healing.

Individualize your horse's needs. We provide the attention and care you want and then observe them daily to adjust to their best care.

The ranch house is located in the middle of the ranch so consistent observation is part of life. Horses are our passion, and caring for them is what we do. Natural horsemanship and positive interaction is our style.

Designed for:

• Retirement for a job well done. They can stay the rest of their lives.

• Rehabilitation from injuries where a few months is needed
   for healing

• Rest and Relief from stress, overcrowded barn, or inclimate weather
   (hot or cold)

Testimonial
My nine year old paint, Tahoe, was diagnosed with EPM. I was now faced with having to deal with early retirement for Tahoe, but the prospect of boarding him for the next fifteen to twenty years in a small corral or stall was unthinkable. I was determined to find an environment that would be natural, outdoors, climatically suited to horses, and stress-free. Fortunately I found the La Sal Creek Ranch. The ranch is the perfect place to allow Tahoe to both live out his natural life in blissful retirement and provide a haven until a cure or successful treatment is found for EPM.

When I delivered Tahoe to the ranch I was overjoyed to see him run through one of the expansive pastures with his new equine buddies. It was truly an uplifting and emotional experience to see him so happy.


—Paul Ishikawa, Jr.
   Park City, Utah



Tahoe